Julian Lloyd-Webber makes his Indigo2 debut next week when he gives a UK premiere to an adaptation of one of his brother Andrew's most famous works. The cellist will be joined by violinist Chloe Hanslip, conductor Christopher Warren-Green and the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra for "Phantom Phantasia". Julian, 57, told The Wharf the piece, a concerto adapted from hit musical Phantom Of The Opera, will surprise fans of the stage show. He said: "Anyone who thinks Phantasia will just be a play th

I'm heading for Lake District Summer Music today, where on Sunday Robert Tear and I will perform my play A Walk Through the End of Time in its UK premiere. We're presenting it as a semi-staged rehearsed reading at the Theatre by the Lake in Keswick and in the second half the Messiaen Quartet will be played by Philippe Graffin (violin), Chen Halevi (clarinet), Oleg Kogan (cello) and Charles Owen (piano). At 5pm the same day, also in the theatre, Philippe and I are doing a talk about music, fictio