If it weren't for
Clare, I wouldn't
be the singer
I am today
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In 1517, indignant at the mercenary abuses of the Church and convinced that a public debate was needed to restore faith in the founding texts of the Bible, Luther nailed his 95 Theses to the door of the church in Wittenburg Castle. This marked the beginning of the Reformation, which was to spread all over Europe. Five hundred years later, Graham Ross here gives an insight into the emotional and dramatic strength of its theological and cultural legacy in a programme featuring Bach's two great Reformation cantatas and other chorale-based works from the German and English traditions down to the 20th century.
Choir of Clare College, Cambridge
Clare Baroque (Margaret Faultless, leader & violin)
Soloists: Mary Bevan, Robin Blaze, Nicholas Mulroy, Neal Davies
Graham Ross, conductor