The Incredulity of St Thomas
by Talea Ensemble
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released August 25, 2012
Talea Ensemble — taleaensemble.org
Rane Moore — bass clarinet
Chris Gross — cello
Alex Lipowski — percussion
Eduardo Leandro — conductor
Chris Swithinbank — composer
Sam Pluta — recording engineer
Recorded live at the closing concert of the Harvard Summer Composition Institute 2012 in Cambridge, Massachusetts, on Saturday 25 August 2012.
summercompositioninstitute.org
Talea Ensemble — taleaensemble.org
Rane Moore — bass clarinet
Chris Gross — cello
Alex Lipowski — percussion
Eduardo Leandro — conductor
Chris Swithinbank — composer
Sam Pluta — recording engineer
Recorded live at the closing concert of the Harvard Summer Composition Institute 2012 in Cambridge, Massachusetts, on Saturday 25 August 2012.
summercompositioninstitute.org
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Chris Swithinbank Berlin, Germany
Chris Swithinbank is a British-Dutch composer who works with both acoustic instruments and electronic sounds.
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