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Celebrating the Great British Choral Tradition
Britain is the home of great choral traditions. From Tallis to Rutter, a vast body of choral works by British composers from the Renaissance to today has become the mainstay of the world’s choral repertoire. Britain also hosts many of the world’s top choral ensembles.
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St. John’s College Choir, Cambridge • Robinson
BBC Symphony Chorus • Fine Arts Brass • Trotter • S. Jackson
Russell • Randle • Volle • Scottish Festival Chorus • BBC Scottish Symphony • Brabbins
St. John’s College Choir, Cambridge • Robinson
St. John’s College Choir, Cambridge • Robinson
St. John’s College Choir, Cambridge • Robinson
St. John’s College Choir, Cambridge • Robinson • Farrington
Manchester Cathedral Choir • Stokes
Cragg • St Albans Cathedral Choirs • Winpenny • Ensemble DeChorum • Lucas
Clare College Choir, Cambridge • Farnham Youth Choir • Brown
F. Robinson • S. Walker • J. Garrison • J. Cheek • City of Birmingham Symphony • Tippett
Watson • Hoare • Gadd • Guildford Choral Society • Royal Philharmonic Orchestra • Wetton
St. John’s College Choir, Cambridge • Robinson
Wall • Birchall • Grint • Jenkins • Vaughn • Jesus College Choir, Cambridge • Hyde
Sarum Consort • Mackay