៚douleur pour ✦ tous ✦ les prisonniers

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To the railway station crowd, mom
Feel the decay from the years
somehow
Steel a glance to see your son’s dour eyes
Final call
To leave it all ashore
To the railway station crowd, mom
To the railway station crowd, mom

To the Railway Station Crowd Mom

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Ebor Singers - performance at National Centre for Early Music November 21st 2015

Conductor: Paul Gameson
Soloists: Pierre Dechant and Moira Johnston
Text: David Thorley
Recording and mixing: David Rose

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It was an unorthodox gig, representative of the uniqueness of the event, members of the orchestra wore casual wear.
The young, prodigious, multi-instrumentalist, Maestro Brian O. Kepher was the conductor for the first session.
The ghetto classics orchestra started the show with Hans Zimmer – ‘Pirates of the Caribbean’, ‘What a wonderful world’, by Louis Armstrong, an electrifying performance of ‘Happy’, by Pharell Williams and a rendition of Oliver Mtukudzi’s – ‘Todii’.
They continued to wow us with their performance of ‘Sukari’ by Juma Tutu, which featured an astounding solo on the trombones. It is amazing that his younger brother Daniel Ochieng Kepher is is among the promising trombone player who also audition for the Safaricom Youth Orchestra.

Ghetto Classics  Orchestra Conducted By Brian O. Kepher

(Artwork is by Milan Ivanic - ivanic.uk)

Composer/singer/ based in York, UK. Passionate about new music and collaborative projects

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