JOHN SHIRLEY-QUIRK Born in Liverpool, England, bass-baritone John Shirley-Quirk was made a Commander of the Order of the British Empire in 1975. He created leading rôles in Benjamin Britten’s church parables and in the operas Owen Wingrave and Death in Venice, and took on major opera rôles at London’s Covent Garden, Milan’s La Scala, and New York’s Metropolitan Opera.
| BACH, J.S.: Mass in B minor, BWV 232 (Giulini) (1972) |
BBC Legends
BBCL4062-2 |
Choral - Sacred, Spoken Commentary
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| FERRIS, W.: Corridors of Light / Gloria / Ed E Subito Sera / Bristol Hills (Ferris) |
Cedille
CDR7004 |
Orchestral, Vocal, Choral - Sacred
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| MELTZER, H.: Brion / Sindbad / Exiles (Cygnus Ensemble, Peabody Trio, Sequitur, Shirley-Quirk, Baker, Hostetter) |
Naxos
8.559660 |
Chamber Music, Vocal
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| RACHMANINOV, S.: Bells (The) / PROKOFIEV, S.: Lieutenant Kije Suite (Previn) (NTSC) |
ICA Classics
ICAD5038 |
Classical Concert |
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