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The politics of positivity: Why is the Government measuring our happiness levels?
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[The Independent] - In 1816, Samuel Coleridge accused utilitarian philosophers of recognising "no duties which it could not reduce into debtor and creditor accounts on the ledgers of self-love". But the science of happiness may have a more culturally transformative role:
Google News: World premiere at last for Coleridge-Taylor’s Thelma
[Sheffield Telegraph] - Thought lost or destroyed, a simmering, not to say tantalising interest remained in it as it is by Samuel Coleridge-Taylor (of Hiawatha fame), the centenary of whose death occurs this year. And it came to pass that Sheffield musician
Google News: Names to watch out for in our musical New Year
[Sheffield Telegraph] - And there is Samuel Coleridge-Taylor who we know has at least one centenary special in the offing, the world premiere of his 'lost' opera Thelma after 100 years, which was discovered in the British Library by Catherine Carr who happens to be from
Google News: Choristers gather for huge Cartmel Priory performance
[The Westmorland Gazette] - The Samuel Coleridge-Taylor trilogy - Hiawatha's Wedding Feast, The Death of Minnehaha and Hiawatha's Departure - is rarely performed and Ian said that CCI had decide to perform the piece because was the centenary of the composer's death.
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