Mark Swinton at York Minster

Feb 17, 2007 in asides, reviews
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Mark Swinton is Assistant Organist at Bath Abbey. Today he was in York to play four short pieces at York Minster.

One of the pieces, Swinton’s Cantus - Prelude on a Somerset folk tune, was by my friend, Bryan Boulter.

A short interlude of colour and light in an otherwise rainy and grey day in the heart of Yorkshire.

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  1. Jeremy

    Mar 1st, 2007 at 6:36 pm

    I was at this recital in York Minster, too. Bryan Boulter’s piece really took me by the ears. A wonderful moment!

    jb says: That’s really unfair, Jeremy. Now I’ve got to put a face to a name.

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