London Symphony Orchestra & Chorus/ Colin Davis - Elgar: The Dream of Gerontius In Stock honing their skills in a

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London Symphony Orchestra & Chorus/ Colin Davis - Elgar: The Dream of Gerontius In Stock honing their skills in a"a deeply felt, thoughtful and, where needed, highly dramatic interpretation of an indisputable masterpiece." (Gramophone) "orchestral textures were sensuously coloured, and the vast symphonic structure flawlessly paced and handled. The choral singing, thrilling in it's immediacy and clarity, can only be described as electrifying from start to finish" (The Guardian) "For Davis, Elgar is a European composer, and the links to Wagner are clear Davis is