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Marking the centenary of Fauré’s death, Brent Singers performs his atmospheric Requiem alongside Vaughan Williams’ setting of George Herbert’s 1633 collection of sacred poetry, the Five mystical songs.
Brent Singers
Matthew Searles director
Harriet Pecksmith soprano
David Davies organ
Michael Graham baritone
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