The Taste of this Nation - Pepusch | Corbett | Shuttleworth

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The Taste of this Nation - Pepusch | Corbett | ShuttleworthSUMMARY TRACK LISTING REVIEWS INFO Period ensemble Spiritatos Delphian debut transports us back to a decisive juncture in the history of English music. The Taste of this Nation is a picture of the rapid arrival and astonishing success of Italian styles, genres and indeed musicians in London in the early 1700s, showing that a vibrant, cosmopolitan scene had arisen in the capital even before the arrival of Handel on British shores in 1710. One of the

"The British-Sierra Leonean composer is however gladly no longer defined just by this trilogy of choral works

is Britten’s Seven Sonnets of Michelangelo

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highlights include Olivia Chaney's Roman Holiday (an evocative

"You can hear why Jackson likes to write for them

Extraordinary music for the adventurous

world-premiere recording on Delphian Records

"An inspired and moving major work

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in a programme which displays Vaughan Williams’ indebtedness to both the sacred and secular instincts of his Elizabethan precursors

as Perkins uses it only for the Second Suite

Catalogue No: DCD34027