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Source: Boosey & Hawkes

Written in 1953 between Benjamin Britten’s operas Gloriana and The Turn of the Screw, Winter Words op. 52 is a collection of songs for high voice and piano that sets texts by Thomas Hardy.

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Source: Boosey & Hawkes

Benjamin Britten’s imaginative response to music by John Dowland, Lachrymae was originally composed in 1948 for viola and piano. It was later arranged for viola and string orchestra towards the end of Britten’s life in 1976, and offers a window into his lifelong fascination with early music.

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Source: Boosey & Hawkes | Sikorski

Vladimir Jurowski explains why he views 'The Nose' as Shostakovich’s greatest opera and explores the enigma of the composer as a true genius navigating the threats to his survival.

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Source: Boosey & Hawkes

Bill Whelan’s Riverdance: A Symphonic Suite creatively draws together themes and melodies from the show as a colourful and dynamic full-length concert piece for symphony orchestra. This showreel presents a selection of highlights from across the work, from the Spanish-inflected _Firedance_to the entrancing Cloudsong Riverdance finale.

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