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This September, I’ll join Julian Perkins and Spiritato for a recording of this little known work by Henry Purcell’s younger brother Daniel. Written in 1701, it was one of the first operas to be performed in London and thanks to a new edition by William Russell we are able to bring this forgotten masterpiece back to life. The music is glorious and we hope this work will shed new light on an exciting and inventive composer working at a time of great musical and social change. For more details check the Spiritato and Resonus Classics websites www.spiritato.co.uk/judgmentofparis www.resonusclassics.com

We are delighted to announce that our Oxford Lieder Recital will be on Sunday 20th October at 5pm in the Holywell Music Room, Oxford. We’ll be performing Schumann’s beautiful Frauenliebe und leben as well as celebrating the work of Benjamin Britten with both the wonderful Charm of Lullabies and Cabaret Songs. Over the last few years, we have been working with students of composition at Oxford University and we will also be performing a selection of some of our favourite works by these young composers. More details about the rest of the festival and how to book tickets can be found on the Oxford Lieder Festival website www.oxfordlieder.co.uk