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This Have I Done for My True Love cover
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HOLST
This Have I Done for My True Love
The Holst Singers / Stephen Layton (conductor)
 [ Hyperion Helios / CD - released 13/Jul/2004 ]
'A real joy to listen through without interruption' - Gramophone
Messiah (highlights) cover
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HANDEL
Messiah (highlights)
Lynne Dawson, John Mark Ainsley, Alastair Miles / Choir of King's College, Cambridge / Brandenburg Consort / Stephen Cleobury
 [ Brilliant Classics / CD - released 15/Oct/2008 ]
Originally Handel was Händel. But the German composer was welcomed in England with open arms. Thus he could leave out the Umlaut from his name. The great oratorio Messiah is Handel's best known work. This is a selection of highlights, of course the...
Souvenirs de Venise cover
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MENDELSSOHN / ROSSINI / GLINKA / MASSENET / BEETHOVEN / HAHN / etc
Souvenirs de Venise
The Songmakers' Almanac with Felicity Lott, Anthony Rolfe Johnson, Ann Murray and Richard Jackson
 [ Hyperion Helios / CD - released 4/Oct/2005 ]
'Delightful' - The Sunday Times
Music for St Paul's cover
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HANDEL / BLOW / BOYCE
Music for St Paul's
St Paul's Cathedral Choir, The Parley of Instruments, John Scott (conductor)
 [ Hyperion Helios / CD - released 1/Jul/2010 ]
"Invigorating and uplifting, this is a disc to raise the lowest and most jaded of spirits" Fanfare