Beach party helps audience survive until the summer

Surrey Advertiser

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This is our third visit to Monster Music and we all agreed that the presenter this time was exceptionally good and really made the experience memorable

RSNO – May 2012

I do hope there's another. The content and presentation were fabulous and the presenter was just great. As were the orchestra and conductor. In fact, everything was perfect.

RSNO – May 2012

back to earth!

Day at home, family all out at school – time to reflect on yesterday’s Intergalactic Adventure concert and begin final preparation for next week’s Science Fiction Classics concert.

Yesterday afternoon saw Oxford Town Hall filled to capacity – our first sold out family concert at last! – for an Intergalactic Adventure with the Oxford Philomusica. There were plenty of fantastic costumes – spacemen, aliens, robots – and not just in the audience: one of the horn players was wearing a genuine NASA spacesuit!

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The concert was so engaging and interactive. My 5 year old sat with his face resting on the seat in front of him for the whole show.

South Charlotte Macaroni Kid

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yesterday percussionist-presenter went one better, filling the front line of the stage with a flotilla of kids demonstrating their versatility

The Herald, October 2007

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Malloy also narrated Saint-Saens's Carnival of the Animals and Prokofiev's Peter and the Wolf. My six-year-old granddaughter Eloise was mesmerized from beginning to end

The Argus, October 2006

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the popular concert which had the audience on its feet doing ski exercises and singing along to some of sport’s best loved songs

The Birmingham Mail, May 2006

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It's an absolute staple of sanity and good wholesome cultural fun, and by Jove there are some fine tunes to be had into the bargain

Scotland on Sunday, March 2006

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Malloy's exhilarating performance of the Sabre Dance on the "instruments of peril" with his "sticks of decay" was strangely hilarious

The Herald, March 2006

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