Classical music mix associated with Coventry

“The Coventry Mixtapes In Tune's specially curated sequence of music, focussing on this year’s UK City of Culture, the City of Coventry. Producer Helen Garrison Capel Bond: Concerto in 7 parts no. 1 in D major for trumpet, strings and continuo Bond was a popular 18th century organist, composer and conductor in Coventry Fryderyk Chopin: Trois Nouvelles Études - No. 3 in D-Flat Major Ian Hobson (piano), educated in Coventry Quincy Jones: The Italian Job, music from the film Coventry’s sewers became world famous when chosen as a film location for the car chase, involving three Mini Coopers. Coventry Carol: arr. Alan Fernie J.S. Bach: Sinfonia: Sinfonia no.11 in G minor BWV.797 Swingle Singers Arranged by Swingle Singer Jonathan Rathbone, former Coventry Cathedral chorister Hamish MacCunn: I love a lass that's fair to see (from the opera Jeanie Deans) Stephen Gadd (bass) - another former Coventry Cathedral Chorister Felix Mendelssohn: String Quartet No. 1 in E flat major, Op. 12; IV. Molto allegro e vivace Coull String Quartet, appointed Quartet-in-Residence by Warwick University 1977, a post held for over 40 years Nevertheless Vince Hill, Coventry born and bred crooner Traditional arr. David Willcocks: Ding dong merrily on high St Michael's Singers, now known as the Coventry Cathedral Chorus Kerry Beaumont (organ), Coventry Cathedral director of music 2006-2020 Paul Leddington Wright (conductor), Coventry Cathedral director of music 1984-1995 Retired from directing the Coventry Cathedral Chorus 14th December 2021”