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Laura Clark (alto)

Albums

McCarthy: Codebreaker; Todd: Ode to a Nightingale

with Hertfordshire Chorus, BBC Concert Orchestra, David Temple (conductor)

SIGCD4952CDs Download onlyStudio Master FLAC & ALAC downloads available

The two works presented here were both commissioned by Hertfordshire Chorus as part of its long-standing commitment to broadening the repertoire. James McCarthy's 'Codebreaker' takes as its subject the life and death of Alan Turing, while Will Tod ...» More

Complete works available for download

JAMES MCCARTHY (b1979)

Codebreakerwith Julia Doyle (soprano), Hertfordshire Chorus, BBC Concert Orchestra, David Temple (conductor)» More

WILL TODD (b1970)

Ode to a Nightingalewith Hertfordshire Chorus, BBC Concert Orchestra, David Temple (conductor)» More

Alphabetical listing of all musical works

A mother's lament No 11 of Codebreaker (McCarthy)

Alan Turing was a quite brilliant mathematician First line to Gordon Brown's apology, No 3 of Codebreaker (McCarthy)

At sea No 9 of Codebreaker (McCarthy)

Away! away! Movement 5 of Ode to a Nightingale (Todd)

Christopher Morcom died very suddenly First line to I shall meet him again, No 7 of Codebreaker (McCarthy)

Codebreaker (McCarthy)

Darkling I listen Movement 8 of Ode to a Nightingale (Todd)

De Profundis No 10 of Codebreaker (McCarthy)

Deep in the night No 5 of Codebreaker (McCarthy)

Deep in the night the cry of a swallow First line to Deep in the night, No 5 of Codebreaker (McCarthy)

Enough No 6 of Codebreaker (McCarthy)

Fade far away Movement 4 of Ode to a Nightingale (Todd)

Fate gave the word, the arrow sped First line to A mother's lament, No 11 of Codebreaker (McCarthy)

Forlorn! Movement 9 of Ode to a Nightingale (Todd)

Gordon Brown's apology No 3 of Codebreaker (McCarthy)

Hyperboloids of wondrous light First line to Wondrous light, No 2 of Codebreaker (McCarthy)

I am advised to try to forget it all First line to De Profundis, No 10 of Codebreaker (McCarthy)

I cannot see Movement 6 of Ode to a Nightingale (Todd)

I shall meet him again No 7 of Codebreaker (McCarthy)

If Death is kind No 12 of Codebreaker (McCarthy)

It is enough for me by day First line to Enough, No 6 of Codebreaker (McCarthy)

My heart aches Movement 2 of Ode to a Nightingale (Todd)

O for a draught of vintage Movement 3 of Ode to a Nightingale (Todd)

Ode to a Nightingale (Todd)

Perhaps if Death is kind, and there can be returning First line to If Death is kind, No 12 of Codebreaker (McCarthy)

Sing me at morn but only with your laugh First line to Song of Songs, No 4 of Codebreaker (McCarthy)

Song of Songs No 4 of Codebreaker (McCarthy)

Thou wast not born for death Movement 8 of Ode to a Nightingale (Todd)

Turing worked tirelessly on decrypting the naval Enigma codes First line to At sea, No 9 of Codebreaker (McCarthy)

We shall be happy First line to Opening, No 1 of Codebreaker (McCarthy)

Wondrous light No 2 of Codebreaker (McCarthy)

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