Early Success
Celebrating British Music: Donald Macleod introduces the work of the 20th century, romantic composer who never stopped writing tunes, long after they had gone out of fashion.
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George Lloyd
Orchestral Suite No 1 from The Serf (Outrage)
Performers: Albany Symphony Orchestra Conductor: David Alan Miller
- ALBANY TROY458.
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George Lloyd
Symphony No 1 -last section: Vivace (Tempo Primo)
Performer: Albany Symphony Orchestra Conductor: George Lloyd
- ALBANY TROY032.
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George Lloyd
Iernin, Act III (Duet: You plead in vain, poor mortal tongue)
Performer: BBC Concert Orchestra Performer: Marilyn Hill Smith (Soprano; Iernin) Perfomer: Geoffrey Pogson (Tenor;Gerent) Conductor: George Lloyd
- ALBANY TROY121.
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George Lloyd
Symphony No 3
Performer: BBC Philharmonic Conductor: George Lloyd
- ALBANY TROY090.
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George Lloyd
HMS Trinidad March
Performers: The Massed Bands of HM Royal Marines Conductor: Lt Col Chris Davies
- CHEVRON RECORDINGS RMBCD13.
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- Mon 24 Jun 2013 12:00
- Mon 24 Jun 2013 18:30
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