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Lunchtime Recital – Gordon Pullin, tenor

A distinguished tenor soloist, Gordon Pullin has sung all over the United Kingdom, in many European countries and in the USA. He has given a number of solo broadcasts on Radio Three (including a complete programme of Coleridge-Taylor, for which he also wrote the script), and on various local Radio Stations, mainly of English Song.  Find out more about Gordon here.

Join us at 1.30pm for a free lunchtime recital in the beautiful acoustics of the 18th Century Chapel.

Accompanying Gordon Pullin – tenor will be Helen Sherwood – violin and Nicholas Sherwood – organ

Presenting a programme of Bach, Telemann and Hofhaimer.

 

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