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Friday, July 24, 2009

and by the way

...I've had two rave reviews for SONGS, here: http://www.lep.co.uk/bookreviews/Songs-of-Triumphant-Love-.5459031.jp and here: http://www.thebookbag.co.uk/reviews/index.php/Songs_of_Triumphant_Love_by_Jessica_Duchen
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  • 23 October 2017, 7pm, Crazy Coqs, Brasserie Zédel (just off Piccadilly Circus): GHOST VARIATIONS The Concert of the Novel: David Le Page (violin), Viv McLean (piano), Jessica Duchen (author/narrator). BOOK HERE.

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  • 9 November 2017, The Warehouse, London SE1: Nicola LeFanu 70th Birthday Concert, Lontano/Odaline de la Martinez. Jessica interviews the composer in a pre-concert talk, 6.30pm. Book here (Eventbrite)

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  • 20 November 2017, 7pm, Barnes Music Society, Old Sorting Office Arts Centre, London SW13: ALICIA'S GIFT The Concert of the Novel:, Viv McLean (piano), Jessica Duchen (author/narrator). Booking here.please note change of date!

  • 2 January 2018, Lampeter House, Narberth, Pembrokeshire: GHOST VARIATIONS The Concert of the Novel: David Le Page (violin), Viv McLean (piano), Jessica Duchen (author/narrator). More info

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