Classical music mix associated with Coventry

“The Coventry Mixtapes In Tune's specially curated sequence of music, focusing on Coventry, UK City of Culture. Producer Helen Garrison Greg Lake: I believe in Father Christmas arranger Jonathan Rathbone, former Swingle Singer and Coventry Cathedral Chorister Mundain to Bach Te Worldwide bhangra hit and one of the best selling singles of all time from the Coventry born Panjabi MC Healey Willan: Introduction Played on Coventry Cathedral's Harrison and Harrison organ by the current Director of Music Rachel Mahon Carl Davis: Pride and Prejudice, main theme from the 1995 TV drama adapted from the Jane Austen novel by Andrew Davies, English lecturer at Warwick University Franz Gruber: Stille Nacht Performed by Coventry Cathedral Girls' Choir conducted by David Poulter Joe Kraemer: Jack Reacher - music from the 2012 film Based on the novel by Coventry born writer Lee Child César Franck: Sherzo from String Quartet in D major performed by the Fitzwilliam Quartet, quartet in residence at Warwick University 1974-1977 Michael Praetorius: Quem Pastores Sung by Kammerchor der Frauenkirche, Dresden Coventry and Dresden Frauenkirche forged strong links following WW2 via the Cathedral's Community of the Cross of Nails, which promotes peace and reconciliation in areas of conflict Luck be a lady tonight, from the musical Guys and Dolls sung by West End star Dave Willetts, who developed his early acting career at the Belgrade Theatre in Coventry, and now lives in the city Benjamin Britten: This little babe, from Ceremony of Carols Performed by Coventry Cathedral Boys' Choir, with harpist John Marson, conducted by the New Cathderal's first Director of Music David Lepine in a recording from 1971, which Britten himself is said to have admired”