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Genius and madness: the Siam Sinfonietta uses lockdown to film a homage to B horror movies

The Maestro: A Symphony of Terror
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The Maestro: A Symphony of Terror
© Titania Pictures
The Maestro: A Symphony of Terror
© Titania Pictures
Somtow Sucharitkul on the set of The Maestro: A Symphony of Terror
© Titania Pictures
The Maestro: A Symphony of Terror
© Titania Pictures
By Laura Volpi, 09 July 2021
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“It was great to hear musicians who hadn't played together for months, and their relief and joy”
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Laura Volpi
Laura Volpi

Laura Volpi used to be Bachtrack's Commissioning Editor. Having studied singing as part of the choir of Teatro Alla Scala, Milano, in her native Italy, she has a soft spot for Mozart operas and contemporary dance, but also loves all classical music. A published author and magazine writer, in summer you can find her queuing for the Proms or in Hyde Park listening to Vivaldi while feeding carrots to squirrels.