Saturday, 6 December 2014
Old and new delights tonight
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Alistair and Chapelle du Roi will be giving four world premieres tonight including my own Advent Prose plus new works by Norman Harper, David Braid and Jonathan Darbourne, plus Cecilia McDowall paired with music by Tallis, Sheppard and Victoria, at St John's Smith Square. Don't miss it. Further information from the earlier posting on this blog.
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