Premiere of 5th Service "The Bells" by Gegory Rose

[Robert Lewis]

List members might be interested to know that some music written by 
Gregory Rose especially to celebrate the Centenary of The Ringing World
is being performed for the first time at St Pancras Parish Church in 
London on Wednesday, 11th May at 4pm , and will also be broadcast live on
BBC Radio 3:

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London Festival of Contemporary Church Music 2011
May 11th
St Pancras Parish Church, 16.00
St Pancras Parish Church Choir, conducted by Christopher Batchelor
Leon Charles, organ
Canticles: 5th Service 'The Bells' by Gregory Rose, premiere
[in celebration of the centenary of 'The Ringing World']

Evensong broadcast live on BBC Radio 3
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Gregory Rose is a ringer at St. Vedast, Foster Lane and St Dunstan, 
Stepney (where he lives).  Gregory is a well known conductor and composer,
who started his musical career as a boy chorister at Salisbury 
Cathedral. He is the son of the late Bernard Rose, who was also a well known
composer of Church Music. http://www.gregoryrose.org/biog.html


RAL





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