Musical finishers in the London Marathon
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Kate Openshaw Tom Elwin
Amy Cardigan
Krzysztof Chorzelski, Belcea Quartet
Julia Sitkovetsky
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Emma Denton, Carducci Quartet
Mark Anthony Turnage, composer
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Missing a few here. Only Hunt, Beth Partridge, Ben Thapa, David Guest for a start. Totally in awe of all of these nutters!
Outstanding!
Also David Curtis of Orchestra of the Swan (in an impressive time for his age bracket!).
Also Mark-Anthony Turnage:
https://twitter.com/TurnageTime/status/856414156249026560
And half of the Carducci Quartet…
One more: Earl Rivers, head of choral studies at the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music and former conductor of the Vocal Arts Ensemble of Cincinnati, – age 72! What an inspiration.
Add: Eoin Schmidt-Martin, Carducci Quartet.
Don’t forget Mark-Anthony Turnage’s partner (also pictured), opera director Rachael Hewer!
And sub-3 hours from Henry Baldwin, Co-Principal Percussion of the London Philharmonic and Principal Percussion of Aurora Orchestra: https://www.facebook.com/auroraorchestra/photos/a.419012599656.209294.325715699656/10156276845364657/?type=3&theater
And let’s have a word for the super fit marathon fundraisers for music too. Team LPO – just five runners – have raised over £15,000 between them in support of the London Philharmonic Orchestra’s Schools Concerts which allow over 10,000 young Londoners each year to experience a concert with the Orchestra. And the donations are still coming in. I’m sure there are more music charities benefiting from other runners. Bravo to them all!