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Jack Liebeck. Photo © 2014 Phillip CohenSPONSORED: Ensemble. Melting Rhapsody - Malcolm Miller enjoys Jack Liebeck and Danny Driver's 'Hebrew Melody' recital, plus a recital by David Aaron Carpenter.
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Art Fire Soul - Piano works of Judith Lang Zaimont. Elizabeth Moak. © 2011 Judith Lang ZaimontSPONSORED: CD Spotlight. An Encyclopedic Recital - Elizabeth Moak plays Judith Lang Zaimont, heard by the late Howard Smith.
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Gibbons

This usually refers to the composer Orlando Gibbons, and more occasionally to his son Christopher Gibbons, to the mezzo-soprano Anne Marie Gibbons or to the conductor John Gibbons.

A selection of articles about Gibbons

Ensemble. Sing ye to the Lord - Roderic Dunnett was at the 2009 Hereford Three Choirs Festival

Ensemble. Real Inspiration - Verse anthems from FifteenB, reviewed by Roderic Dunnett

Ensemble. Velvety Textures - Malcolm Miller enjoys Voces8 in London's new Foundling Museum Lunchtime Series

CD Spotlight. Carefree brilliance - The keyboard music of Orlando Gibbons, enjoyed by Robert Anderson. '... technique and panache ...'

Ensemble - Whistle stop tour. Malcolm Miller appreciates The Camden Choir's Renaissance Music

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