John Surman's Lifelines
Aled Jones introduces music from the 2012 London Jazz Festival: a new commission from saxophone player John Surman featuring the voices of the Bolsterstone Male Voice Choir.
Aled Jones introduces music from the 2012 London Jazz Festival - a new work from reeds player John Surman, jointly commissioned by the 大象传媒 and Huddersfield Contemporary Music festival and featuring the voices of the Bolsterstone Male Voice Choir. 'Lifelines' explores our challenging relationship with the natural resources around us, with reflections on the Thornhill Colliery disaster of 1947 and a heroic sea rescue off the Cornish coast when 523 souls were saved in the RNLI's biggest ever mission.
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. Casucci
Just a gigolo
Performer: . Brammer - Main Artist Performer: . Caesar - Main Artist Performer: . Graham - Main Artist Performer: . Williams - Main Artist Performer: Cadence - Main Artist Performer: Ross Lynde - Main Artist
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Clare Maclean
Hope there is
Performer: Taipei Chamber Singers - Main Artist
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Amy Grant
Himlens Nade
Arranger: Havard Gravdal Performer: Pust - Main Artist
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John Surman
Lifelines Part 1
Performer: Francis Wells - Main Artist Performer: Howard Moody - Main Artist Performer: JOHN SURMAN - Main Artist Performer: Bolsterstone Male Voice Choir
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John Surman
Lifelines Part 2
Conductor: Francis Wells Performer: Howard Moody - Keyboards Performer: JOHN SURMAN - Main Artist Performer: Bolsterstone Male Voice Choir
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John Surman
Lifelines Part 3
Performer: Francis Wells - Main Artist Performer: Howard Moody - Main Artist Performer: JOHN SURMAN - Main Artist Performer: Bolsterstone Male Voice Choir
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Casucci/Brammer/Caesar/Williams/Graham arr Ross Lynde
Just a Gigolo
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Clare Maclean
Hope there Is
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Amy Grant arr Havard Gravdal
Himlens Nade
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John Surman
Lifelines Part 1
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John Surman
Lifelines Part 2
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John Surman
Lifelines Part 3
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- Sun 30 Dec 2012 17:00大象传媒 Radio 3
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