A collaboration between Iain Mackenzie & Simon Whiteside  in the Mel Torme/Marty Paich mould. listen to how exquisitely Iain phrase with the ensemble.


But Not For Me Iain Mackenzie with Octoboptet

I have seen hell - Martin Phipps

morning sunlight

ZanZarah: The Hidden Portal OST (2002)

01 King Einstein ― Zanzarah: Introduction (1:27)
02 Karina Gretere ― Zanzarah: Title Theme (3:40)
03 Karina Gretere ― Zanzarah: Endeva (3:04)
04 Matthias Steinwachs ― Zanzarah: Tiralin (3:05)
05 King Einstein ― Zanzarah: Prophecy Theme (3:00)
06 Karina Gretere ― Zanzarah: Battle Theme (1:11)
07 Matthias Steinwachs ― Zanzarah: Dunmore (Ext.) (4:54)
08 Matthias Steinwachs ― Zanzarah: Monagham (Ext.) (4:30)
09 King Einstein ― Zanzarah: The End (0:36)
10 Zanzarah Trailer ― Mixed by King Einstein (1:01)
11 Karina Gretere ― Zanzarah: Tiralin (alternate) (3:02)
12 Sascha Blaettgen / Lars Hammer ― Zanzarah: Outtakes (6:30)
13 S.Blaettgen / C.Schell / L.Hammer ― Zanzarah: Outtakes Part 2 (5:22)
14 King Einstein ― Zanzarah AddOn: Gramire (3:22)



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02 Karina Gretere ― Zanzarah: Title Theme (3:40)

This is an aria from our chamber opera, 'Tinderbox', about the visit of writer Hans Christian Andersen to Charles Dickens' home in Kent in July 1857. In this aria, 'How It Glows', sung by BBC Singer, mezzo soprano Margaret Cameron, a jeweller calls at Gads Hill with a repaired bracelet containing a card. Catherine Dickens believes it to be a gift for her from her husband Charles, only to hear her son Henry read the card : 'no jewel can be brighter than Ellen Ternan's eyes, says her faithful servant Charles Dickens.'   Ellen Ternan was a young actress, a protege of Dickens'.

How It Glows

North and South soundtrack | Martin Phipps

Incidental music for 'We Need To Talk About Kevin' (2011) music composed and performed by Paul Davies

Grandmithers Piano

Delightfully nostalgic musical comedy… the simplicity of the story is part of its enchantment” The Stage
“This is Dennis Potter style.  Could become a Fringe cult” London Evening Standard
“An amiable exercise in nostalgia… the period flavour is lovingly recreated” The Sunday Telegraph

How It Glows

Stephen Daltry Music