Rupert Marshall-Luck, the violinist on this album, plays a violin made in 1899 by Charles Jean-Baptiste Collin-Mézin, who was sometimes called 'the French Stradivari'.
Composer Biography
Alan Gibbs, a composer on this album, was inspired to compose by his teacher Edwin Campbell Rose and later received composition lessons from Matyas Seiber.
Composer Biography
Richard Pantcheff, a composer on this album, was mentored in composition by Benjamin Britten in the last years of Britten's life.
Performer Biography
Joseph Spooner, the cellist on this album, came to the cello indirectly, after studying Classics at Cambridge and Greek papyrology at London and Florence Universities.
Composer Biography
Sir Peter Maxwell Davies, a composer featured on this album, was appointed Master of the Queen's Music in 2004.
Recording & Production
The recording sessions for this album were imbued with deeper poignancy and significance due to being in loving and grateful memory of Robert Anthony Luck.
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