Music
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“Jessye Norman sounds like no one else on recordings – there are few voices as distinctive”
Jennifer Johnston (Caius 1995) can trace the start of her award-winning career back to a chance performance.
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“We were a load of 18-year-olds trying to feel our way into social networks.”
For internet sensations Ben and Danielle Marsh (both History, Downing 1995) and their four children lockdown won’t stop the music.
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Reel to Reel
For 20 years, the Cambridge University Tape Recording Society preserved music for posterity – and, in the process, revolutionised recording technology forever.
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“I have really intense memories of the ADC and it being the beginning of a lifelong friendship”
Creators of hit musical Six, Lucy Moss (Caius 2014) and Toby Marlow (Robinson 2014) have gone on to global success – but their friendship was forged in the ADC dressing room dancing to Rihanna.
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‘The candles were lit, the Benjamin West painting was radiating, and I just thought ‘Wow!’’
Vice-Chancellor, Professor Stephen J Toope (Trinity 1983), shares the sounds which shaped his student days at Cambridge.
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‘An extraordinary, almost exotic work’
Composer, Jonathan Dove (Trinity 1977) shares the sounds which shaped his student days at Cambridge.
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Campendium: Easter Term 2019
Greek texts, picky butterflies, and the first Performance of a lost Liszt.
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‘I’ll never forget singing old-school house, waiting for the phone to ring’
Musician Lizzie Ball (St John’s 1999) shares the sounds which shaped her student days at Cambridge