Coull Quartet

String Quartet

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Britten:

String Quartet No. 3, Op. 94

Three Divertimenti

Maw:

String Quartet No. 3

Premiere Recording

The Coull Quartet

The Maw Quartet was commissioned by the University of Warwick and is played by the Coull Quartet who premiered the work to celebrate their 21st Anniversary in 1995.

“The Coull respond to all the facets of the work (Maw String Quartet No.3) – it was written for them- and like the Britten, it’s warmly recorded. BBC Music Magazine September 2007 + Five stars for Sound

Gramophone Magazine

Editor's Choice - October 2007

Somm - SOMM065

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A Tribute To Benjamin Britten

Special Box Set with 7 Operas

Britten:

Peter Grimes

(ENO 1994)

Philip Langridge, Janice Cairns, Alan Opie, Ann Howard, Andrew Green

English National Opera Chorus and Orchestra, David Atherton

The Rape of Lucretia

(ENO 1987)

Anthony Rolfe Johnson, Kathryn Harries, Jean Rigby, Russell Smythe, Richard van Allan, Allan Opie, Anne-Marie Owens, Cathryn Po

English National Opera Orchestra, Lionel Friend

Billy Budd

(ENO 1988)

Thomas Allen, Philip Langridge, Richard van Allan, Neil Howlett.

English National Opera Chorus and Orchestra, David Atherton

Gloriana

(ENO 1984)

Sarah Walker, Anthony Rolfe Johnson, Jean Rigby, Richard van Allan, Elizabeth Vaughan, Alan Opie

English National Opera Chorus and Orchestra, Mark Elder

The Turn of the Screw

(Schwetzinger 1990)

Helen Field, Menai Davies, Richard Greager, Machiko Obata

Radio Symphony Orchestra Stuttgart, Steuart Bedford

Owen Wingrave

(Film, 2001)

Gerald Finley, Peter Savidge, Hilton Marlton, Josephine Barstow, Anne Dawson, Elizabeth Gale, Charlotte Hellekant, Martyn Hill

Deutsches Symphonie-Orchester Berlin, Kent Nagano

Death in Venice

(Glyndebourne 1990)

Robert Tear, Alan Opie, Michael Chance

The Glyndebourne Chorus and the London Sinfonietta, Graeme Jenkins

Let’s make an opera

An Opera Feature Film by Petr Weigl.

Felicity Palmer, Kate Flowers, Stephen Richardson, John Graham Hall, Lisa Milne, Liam Shena, Julia Campbell, Kevin Bloomer, Nigel Wall, Francesca Massey, Edward Yeo, Nettle & Markham (pianoduo) & Huw Ceredig (percussion)

The Coull Quartet, City of Birmingham Symphony Chorus and Symphony Youth Chorus, Simon Halsey

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Works for Bassoon and String Quartet

Danzi:	Bassoon Quartet in B flat Op. 40 No. 3
Jacob, G:	Suite for Bassoon and String Quartet
Rejcha, A:	Grand Quintet for Bassoon and String Quartet

Daniel Smith ( bassoon)

Coull Quartet

Regis - FRC9107

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Britten: Let’s make an opera

A Opera Feature Film by Petr Weigl, 1996

The Coull Quartet, City of Birmingham Symphony Chorus and Symphony Youth Chorus, Simon Halsey

Let’s Make an Opera is divided into three parts. Act Three, which is an independent entity and suitable for performance on its own, narrates the actual tale of The Little Sweep. In this film, the director Petr Weigl has reworked and enriched the two-part prologue to the story through the introduction of additional characters.