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Benjamin Wolf has written articles for newspapers and journals. He has also recently given conference papers as part of his academic research. You can find details below.

Journalism:

'Few Call for New Tunes'. The Financial Times, Weekend Section. September 27th 2003. Download article here
'Not Just Midsummer Madness'. The Financial Times, Weekend Section. July 1st 2006. Download article here

Reviews:

Purcell Room, March 12th 2003. The Pianola Journal. Download here.

Academic Papers and Articles:

Music and Letters, Review of Christopher Fifield, 'Ibbs and Tillett, the Rise and Fall of a Musical Empire' - published February 2007.
'Chasing Your Tail – Opera, Ballet and New Composition at the Royal Opera House 1946-1979' - Paper delivered at the Royal Musical Association Research Students' Conference, 2009 (King's College London)
'The Arts Council and Modernist Music', RMA Study Day (Modernism in Britain), University of Oxford, April 2008.
'Light or Wrong' (Musical Categories in early twentieth-century London) - Royal Holloway Postgraduate Research Forum
'Fighting for New Music – the Committee for the Promotion of New Music in the 1940s', Royal Holloway Postgraduate Study Day.

Benjamin Wolf's website. Copyright Benjamin Wolf 2009. Benjamin Wolf is a musician and academic specialising in Jewish classical music and the study of the promotion of new classical music in the twentieth century. He regularly performs as conductor, pianist and singer, and also works as a composer. He works primarily with the Zemel Choir, Rushmoor Choir, Wallace Ensemble, Choir of Belsize Square Synagogue, bOYbershop (the Jewish barbershop quartet) and with various singers and instrumentalists. You can find details here of his performances, recordings, compositions and research. Click to purchase music from CDBaby, and for contact information.