Classical music mix associated with Coventry

“The Coventry Mixtapes In Tune's specially curated and uninterrupted half hour sequence of music, focuses attention on this year’s UK City of Culture, with music of all styles reflecting the many diverse aspects of the City of Coventry. See below to find out why the music was chosen. Producer Helen Garrison Anonymous: Coventry carol (Lullay, lulla, thou little tiny child) From the Pageant of the Shearman and Tailors, Medieval Coventry Mystery Plays Ralph Vaughan Williams: Prelude on an old carol tune for small orchestra Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra Conducted by Paul Daniel CBE, former chorister at Coventry Cathedral Edgar Bainton: And I saw a new Heaven Bainton was educated at King Henry VIII Grammar School in Coventry during the 1890s Delia Derbyshire: Mattachin for electronics Born in Coventry 1937 Victor Young/Will J. Harris: Sweet Sue arr. Challis for jazz orch. Featuring Harvey and the Wallbangers. Harvey Brough, born in Coventry and a former chorister at Coventry Cathedral Léon Boëllmann: Suite gothique, Op. 25; IV. Toccata Kerry Beaumont, former Director of Music at Coventry Cathedral, performing on the Cathedral's Harrison and Harrison organ The Specials: Ghost Town One of Coventry's most famous 2 Tone and ska revival bands in the 1970s and 80s William Alwyn: Bicycle Ride Played by pianist Mark Bebbington, born in Coventry 1972 A nod towards the bicycle industry which dominated Coventry before the arrival of cars. Eric Ball: Star Lake Performed by the Rolls Royce Coventry Brass Band Now known as the Jaguar Land Rover Band”