Malcolm Arnold: The Dancing Master, Op. 34 RES10155 Their debut recording as an

Their debut recording as an expanded group features three diverse early concerti that charts the differing forms of French and German forms of this evolving genre

Chris Munce (conductor)

and believed to consist entirely of world premiere recordings

Also included on the album is the world premiere recording of Three Tempestuous Tunes by young composer Alex Woolf

Ronald Woodley (piano)

Malcolm Arnold: The Dancing Master, Op. 34 RES10155 Their debut recording as anEleanor Dennis (soprano) Catherine Carby (mezzo soprano) Fiona Kimm (mezzo soprano) Ed Lyon (tenor) Mark Wilde (tenor) Graeme Broadbent (bass baritone) BBC Concert Orchestra John Andrews (conductor) Originally intended as an opera for television, Malcolm Arnolds collaboration with film maker and librettist Joe Mendoza, The Dancing Master, Op. 34, was considered too racy for viewers in the 1950s and subsequently rejected for broadcast and largely