Deserves to be heard for Pantcheff's settings of Elizabethan lyrics; the
accompanying items are attractively done even if you might question
their necessity in the programme. ...
Friday, 21 April 2006
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My review of settings of Elizabethan poetry sung by the Clerks of Christchurch is here on MusicWeb International.
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