In advance of the disc's release on 8 September on Navona Records, Quickening has made it to iTunes, and both Amazon.co.uk and Amazon.com (so far the download version, but the physical CD is coming). Slightly frustratingly my name has got missed off, but we are getting there!
Quickening: songs by Robert Hugill to texts by English and Welsh poets - settings of Rowan Williams, A.E.Housmann, Ivor Gurney and Christina Rosetti performed by Anna Huntley, Johnny Herford, Rosalind Ventris and William Vann on Navona Records.
Monday, 28 August 2017
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