Some clips from my masters project on contemporary folk songs of the British Isles. The pianist is Joseph Atkins. 
Tracks are:
Loch Lomond (arr. Rupert Jeffcoat)
Sound the Pibroch (arr. Rupert Jeffcoat)
The Trees They Grow So High (arr. Joseph Atkins)
Beán Pháidín (arr. Seán Doherty)
Tôn y Melinydd (arr. Ellen Mason)

Tôn Y Melinydd

Beán Pháidín

The Trees They Grow So High

Sound The Pibroch

Some clips from my masters project on contemporary folk songs of the British Isles. The pianist is Joseph Atkins (http://www.josephatkins.co.uk/home.html). 
The tracks are:
Loch Lomond (arr. Rupert Jeffcoat - http://www.rupertjeffcoat.co.uk/)
Sound the Pibroch (arr. Rupert Jeffcoat - http://www.rupertjeffcoat.co.uk/)
The Trees They Grow So High (arr. Joseph Atkins - http://www.josephatkins.co.uk/home.html)
Beán Pháidín (arr. Seán Doherty - http://seandohertymusic.co.uk/)
Tôn y Melinydd (arr. Ellen Mason)

Loch Lomond

Joseph Atkins (http://www.josephatkins.co.uk/home.html) wrote this piece (music and lyrics)as part of a project for Shakespeare's Globe Theatre - a musical zoo! This is the Swan's song. He is also the pianist in this performance.

For When The Day Arrives - The Swan's Song

Sir Fulke Greville rails against the unknowability of God: Sonnet 103 performed byProfessor Richard Rastall in original pronunciation. For more information on the Peerson Project, original pronunciation, and the involvement of world class artists I Fagiolini and Fretwork Viols please see https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/peerson/the-peerson-project-motets-or-grave-chamber-music1

Sonnet 103, Sir Fulke Greville

Eleanor Rastall is a London-based soprano. Recently awarded a Distinction in her Masters in Vocal Performance by Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance, she now works freelance as a singer and singing teacher.

Eleanor Rastall

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