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Anne-Marie Minhall

Anne-Marie Minhall

Verified

Presenter and Journalist, Classic FM

London

Final Covers

Identity , Film, Arts and Culture, Diaspora , Korean Literature, Book reviews

Doesn’t Cover

Fake news, immoral content

Journalist Type

Seniority Positions

Medium Formats

Content

Total articles 4

  • ‘God Save the King!’

    By Anne-Marie Minhall Verified| Woman Alive Magazine Verified We have music-loving Queen Victoria to thank, in part, for the National Anthem we know today. It was Victoria who was the first sovereign to regard it as the ‘National Anthem’ and she enjoyed adding extra verses to celebrate births and marriages within the royal family. Source: Chris Hellier / Alamy Stock PhotoThere is mystery behind both the tune and the words which, as a presenter on Classic FM weekday afternoons, I find intriguing.

    By Anne-Marie Minhall Verified · Woman Alive Magazine

    May. 03, 2023

  • Event - Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra

    By Anne-Marie Minhall Verified| bsolive.com@ Dvořák broke new ground with his Eighth Symphony, a work, as he explained, meant to be “different from the other symphonies, with individual thoughts worked out in a new way.” The music is steeped in the flavour and atmosphere of the Czech countryside. Often described as a sunny work it is much more than that. There are passages of drama, exhilaration,happiness and nostalgia, evoking a wide range of human emotions and profound optimism..

    By Anne-Marie Minhall Verified · bsolive.com

    Feb. 23, 2019

  • ‘God Save the King!’

    By Anne-Marie Minhall Verified| Woman Alive Magazine Verified We have music-loving Queen Victoria to thank, in part, for the National Anthem we know today. It was Victoria who was the first sovereign to regard it as the ‘National Anthem’ and she enjoyed adding extra verses to celebrate births and marriages within the royal family. Source: Chris Hellier / Alamy Stock PhotoThere is mystery behind both the tune and the words which, as a presenter on Classic FM weekday afternoons, I find intriguing.

    By Anne-Marie Minhall Verified · Woman Alive Magazine

    May. 03, 2023

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Company Info

Classic FM

The Most Relaxing Music. Listen live to Classic FM radio online. Discover classical music and find out more about the best classical composers, musicians and their works.

London, England, United Kingdom

'+44 345 749 1812

Founded: 1992