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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
Messiah, HWV. 56, Pt. 2: Hallelujah ChorusAmbrosian Singers, English Chamber Orchestra and Charles Mackerras
Handel: Messiah
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L'elisir d'amore / Act II: "Una furtiva lagrima"Luciano Pavarotti, English Chamber Orchestra and Richard Bonynge
Donizetti: L'Elisir d'Amore
Rule, BritanniaAugusta Lees, English Chamber Choir, English Chamber Orchestra, 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
