Extract from Edwin's opera Abelard, published by United Music Publishers. 

Act 3, Scene 2. 

Performed by the Birmingham Conservatoire Symphony Orchestra (2003). 
Edwin Roxburgh (composer & conductor)
Gwion Thomas (baritone)

Unknown album (22/06/2016 12:37:14)

Edwin Roxburgh - Bernard's Scene, Act 3, Scene 2 of ABELARD

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