CLASSICAL: EX CATHEDRA LICHFIELD CATHEDRAL

The Independent - London | April 19, 2000| | Copyright

A CENTURY ago, in Bantock and Elgar's day, Birmingham was one of the great choral centres of England. Mendelssohn and Dvorak conducted and composed for its great festivals. Gerontius had its rocky first outing.

Amazingly, that tradition continues. Such is the CBSO's fame that the second city's choral strength tends not to get noticed .Only last week Birmingham Festival Choral Society gave the premiere of Antonin Tucapsky's Millennium Te Deum. Christopher Robinson's City of Birmingham Choir braved the English premiere of Maxwell Davies's The Jacobite Rising last year. The Birmingham Choral ...

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