O where, tell me where? is a meditation based on three well-known Scottish songs and scored for fourteen-part chorus and tubular bells. Further information from The Bach Choir's website. You can see the choir's new video celebrating Tavener's life and work after the break.
Elsewhere on this blog:
- Regie-theater by numbers: Mozart'sIdomeneo at Covent Garden - opera review
- Vividly dramatic: Faramondo from Gottingen - CD review
- Seductive: New trumpet concertos played by Simon Desbruslais - CD review
- Intense and moving: Mythen Ensemble at Wimbledon Music Festival - concert review
- No ordinary recital: No Exemptions, No Exceptions from Robin Tritschler and Malcolm Martineau - CD review
- Magical: Purcell's Fairy Queen at Middle Temple Hall - opera review
- Intense & concentrated: Monteverdi's Vespers from the Sixteen - concert review
- Festal Finale: Handel and Purcell at BREMF - concert review
- Magical night at the Paris Opera: Le Jardin Secret at BREMF - concert review
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