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The Sibyl of Cumae

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posted on 2023-06-07, 23:49 authored by Ed HughesEd Hughes
"This setting, for mezzo and mixed ensemble, of eight short monologues for the visionary priestess of Apollo, is big and bold, responding to the scholar and poet Tom Lowenstein’s gritty and economical text with music unafraid of a direct emotional response..." Keith Potter, The Independent 23 May 2001 on The Sibyl of Cumae

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University of York Music Press

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  • Music Publications

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Song cycle for mezzo, fl, cl, pf, perc, vn, vc, cb. cComssioned by the Brighton Festival 2001. First performance 19 May 2001. Louise Mott, New Music Players. Recorded by London Independent Records (2001). ISMN M 57020 223 2

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2012-02-06

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