Thursday - Verity Sharp
Tonight, Julie Murphy tickles the ivories on her new album A Quiet House, Indian violin virtuoso Kala Ramnath plays Meera Bhajan in Raag Bhairavi and there's vocal acrobatics from Camille. Plus another folksong inventively arranged by Sam Lee on his album Ground of Its Own. With Verity Sharp.
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Choir of St John鈥檚 College, Cambridge
Elgar: Ave Verum Corpus
- An Easter Album.
- Naxos 8.57017576.
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Ryan Teague
Shadow Play
- Field Drawings.
- Village Green VGCD003.
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Julie Murphy
The Fountain
- A Quiet House.
- Shells in the Ocean CD01.
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Llama
Goldschmidt: Cada qu茅
- Rompiendo Aguas.
- World Village WV498050.
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Banda Olifante / Mamadou Diabat茅
Bertozzi / Eusebio: Le Chemin du Griot
- fRoots 039.
- fRoots Magazine 039.
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Robert Jarvis / Janet Spanswick
Jarvis: A Way of Life
- Lambourn Voices.
- Private Recording.
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Neil Yates
Storm on the Irish Sea
- Five countries.
- Edition Records EDN1029.
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Sam Lee
Trad. arr. Lee: Wild Wood Amber
- Ground of Its Own.
- www.samleesong.co.uk.
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Kala Ramnath
Kamnath: Meera Bhajan in Raag Bhairavi
- Nectar.
- Sense World Music Sense072.
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Camille
The Monk
- Music Hole.
- EMI 5099920695927.
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Ulrich Schnauss
Einfeld
- Goodbye.
- Independiente ISOM68CD.
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Klaus Nomi (counter tenor)
Purcell: Cold Song
- Klaus Nomi Encore!.
- RCA ND74421.
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Ksenija Sidorova (accordion)
Nordheim: Flashing
- Ksenija Sidorova.
- Champs Hill CHRCD019.
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