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Max (with a capital M) usually refers to a person's given name, such as the composers Max Bruch, Max Deutsch, Max Heinecke, Max Reger and Max Steiner. It can also refer to a common nickname for the British composer Peter Maxwell Davies. When used with a lower case m, it will probably be an abbreviation of the word maximum.
Ensemble. Atmosphere is Everything - Weber's 'Der Freischütz', reviewed by Robert Hugill
Ensemble. Fizzing Performances - The Derby Concert Orchestra and Chorale in Christmas mood, reviewed by Mike Wheeler