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Boys' Voices

Season 5, Ep. 2
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While we all enjoy the musicianship and the inevitably brief treble career of Malakai Bayoh, Nicholas talks to Scott Price, Director of Music at Cardinal Vaughan Memorial [state] School, London, and Anita Morrison, who has taught boys (brilliantly) at London Oratory School, St John's Cambridge, Westminster Cathedral and St George's Chapel Windsor. Fascinating insights throughout the programme and will surely inspire more programmes on similar subjects.


TRACK LISTING :


Andrew Lloyd Webber - Pie Jesu

Malakai Bayoh - treble / Scott Price


Orlandus Lassus - Resonet in laudibus (outer sections)

Schola of London Oratory School / Charles Cole 


Owain Park - Cradle Lullaby

Schola of Cardinal Vaughan Memorial School / Scott Price 

Zita Silva - harp / Oliver Smith - treble


William Harris - Bring us, O Lord God

St George's Chapel, Windsor / James Vivian

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