Weir/ BBC Singers/ Endymion - StormThe BBC Singers continue their critically lauded and award nominated series of composer led recordings with a new disc of works by Master of the Queen's Music Judith Weir. Recorded in the unique acoustic of the Temple Church, London, the BBC Singers are joined by the church's choristers and the contemporary music ensemble Endymion, in a retrospective of Weir's works drawn from a 25 year period.

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and unmet expectations ensure that this is anything but ordinary

No stone has been left unturned as alongside these words the book is packed with incredible photographs from Ocean Colour Scene photographers Lawrence Watson and Tony Briggs

) are now finally reissued in Digipack CD with bonus tracks and Vinyl with updated audio masters

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Michael Haydn's contributions to the same genre are far less known

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which had the difficult task of shortening the distance between the "Country of melodrama" and the European classical-romantic culture

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