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English Chamber Orchestra
The English Chamber Orchestra is a London-based chamber orchestra that traces
its origins to 1948, when Lawrence Leonard and Arnold Goldsbrough founded the
Goldsbrough Orchestra, with cellist Anita Lasker-Wallfisch as co-founder. It
adopted its current name in 1960 upon expanding its repertoire beyond Baroque
music. The ensemble established a close collaboration with the Aldeburgh
Festival, premiering Benjamin Britten operas including A Midsummer Night's
Dream, Owen Wingrave, and Curlew River, with Britten conducting and recording
numerous performances. Early guest conductors inc...
L'elisir d'amore, Act II: Una furtiva lagrimaLuciano Pavarotti, English Chamber Orchestra and Richard Bonynge
Sublime Pavarotti
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Messiah, HWV. 56, Pt. 2: Hallelujah ChorusAmbrosian Singers, English Chamber Orchestra and Charles Mackerras
Handel: Messiah
4:03
In MemoriamEnglish Chamber Orchestra, English Chamber Choir, Guy Protheroe, Timothy Murton Laight, John Gregory Knowles and Ian Humphries
Core 'ngratoEnglish Chamber Orchestra, José Carreras and Edoardo Müller
O Sole Mio - Neapolitan Folk Songs
Messiah, HWV. 56, Pt. 2: Hallelujah ChorusAmbrosian Singers, English Chamber Orchestra and Charles Mackerras
Handel: Messiah
Rule, BritanniaAugusta Lees, English Chamber Choir, English Chamber Orchestra, Guy Protheroe, Timothy Murton Laight, John Gregory Knowles and Ian Humphries
