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Choir Works

BBC Radio 3
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To celebrate the tercentenary of the official opening of the quire of St Paul's Cathedral on 5 December
1697, Jeremy Summerly introduces a programme in which the cathedral choir, conducted by John Scott , performs music that has close associations with St Paul's, including pieces by previous organists Thomas Morley , Maurice Greene , Jeremiah Clarke and Thomas Attwood.
Guests include Martin Stancliffe , the Surveyor to the Fabric; and Bruce Wood , who has edited an anthem by William Croft for this programme. Producer Andrew Mussett

Contributors

Introduces:
Jeremy Summerly
Conducted By:
John Scott
Organists:
Thomas Morley
Organists:
Maurice Greene
Organists:
Jeremiah Clarke
Organists:
Thomas Attwood.
Unknown:
Martin Stancliffe
Unknown:
Bruce Wood
Unknown:
William Croft
Producer:
Andrew Mussett
Source: Radio Times

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Live music and the arts: broadcasts more live music than any other radio network. Classical music is its core. Genres include world and new music, jazz, speech and drama.

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