Gianandrea Noseda, and the Belcea Quartet. Joseph Phibbs was born in London, the son of actors Giles Phibbs and Mary Gillingham. A pianist and cellist...
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Teasdale" for choir, which was recorded on CD. In 2011, English composer Joseph Phibbs chose poems by Teasdale for his song-cycle From Shore to Shore, and...
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Symphony No. 4, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Philharmonic (10 January 2009) Joseph Phibbs Rivers to the Sea, Philharmonia Orchestra (22 June 2012) Bernard Rands...
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it was adapted (in a contemporary reworking) as an opera Juliana by Joseph Phibbs to an English libretto by Laurie Slade. In 2018, a contemporary adaptation...
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taking part. In 2006 the choir gave the first performance of Tenebrae by Joseph Phibbs, which was commissioned by the choir. In 1987, the choir gave the first...
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participated in the first performances of The Canticle of the Rose by Joseph Phibbs. In the 2010/11 season, the Belcea Quartet gave the world premiere of...
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Silence at the Song's End, has been published, inspired a song cycle by Joseph Phibbs, and was broadcast on Radio 4. For ten years Heiney worked 36 acres...
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Pears in 1970. Poems from The Canticle of the Rose were set by composer Joseph Phibbs in a song-cycle for high soprano with string quartet premiered in 2005...
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Silence at the Song's End, has been published, inspired a song cycle by Joseph Phibbs (2008), and was broadcast on Radio 4. Britain at Play (1982) Adventures...
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Sarah Oates, violinist and associate leader Philharmonia orchestra Joseph Phibbs, composer Paul Sartin, oboist, violinist and singer with Bellowhead...
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