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A Blast from the Past

Recorded live at BBC Radio Maida Vale studios in 1983. Here I am playing a Parrot alto flute in the first recording of my tune “Nobody Phoned”. For the full story go to the last chapter of my autobiography page in this site.

“Flutes Inspired”

I was very happy to present and take part in the first play through of my new composition for flute ensemble “Much Balding in the Marsh” at the Flute Day organised by Elisabeth Hobbs with her group Flutes Inspired.

A nice photo by Pierre-Alain Balmer from my recent masterclass in Switzerland

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My first ever publication. Still available from Stainer& Bell thirty years on.

Mr G.C. with Richard Michael

I wrote this piece shortly after Graham Collier, my friend, mentor maybe, and the guy who gave me my first chance on the big stage, passed away. It doesn’t sound like his music and isn’t supposed to, but I was thinking Mingus and Ellington, two great influences on Graham. This recording was made for BBC Radio Scotland and I’m playing with the fantastic pianist, Richard Michael.

“Nobody Phoned” with Raffaele Pallozzi

I wrote this tune thirty years ago.

Taking my band to Switzerland!

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A Blast from the Past

“Flutes Inspired”

A nice photo by Pierre-Alain Balmer from my recent masterclass in Switzerland

My first ever publication. Still available from Stainer& Bell thirty years on.

Mr G.C. with Richard Michael

“Nobody Phoned” with Raffaele Pallozzi

Taking my band to Switzerland!

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