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Julian Anderson: Choral MusicSUMMARY TRACK LISTING REVIEWS INFO The desire to evoke the sensation of light was one reason why I became a composer, says Julian Anderson. Silverbright and brilliantly focused, the Choir of Gonville & Caius College, Cambridge is the ideal choice for this first recording devoted to Andersons choral music. From the intimacy of the wedding anthem My beloved spake and ringing clarity of Bell Mass, to the virtuosic second of the Four American Choruses and

Sincerity and proper declamation of text are clearly paramount

and he obviously has a great love and knowledge of this material

is blazing confirmation of what Sir Michael Tippett once called “the immense effort of interpretation”

Together they explore every facet of the art of the piano duet in performances of truly exceptional power

are supplemented by shorter pieces by Vaclovas Augustinas and Mindaugas Urbaitis

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William Russell’s two books of organ voluntaries date from a fascinating and neglected period in English music

particularly in examples of challenging contemporary and near-contemporary settings

"a spellbinding experience"

with Oliver Pashley on clarinets and Anne Denholm’s harp

We firmly condemn such behaviour

John Harle’s keening saxophone crowns the National Youth Choir’s sublime