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Viola Concerto 2005 (The Sweetness of Sorrow))
Rich melodic textures, strata within strata of melodic passages of instrumentation.


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Eulogy Cantata - The Word I am

Keith Perreur-Lloyd Biography

A childhood exposed to much classical music, cinema, and the theatre, led to Keith having the idea of being composer since his youth. A life-time of travel and working all over the world — over a thousand recordings for the BBC in London; programmes for the Rhodesian Broadcasting Corporation, the Forces Broadcasting Corporation in Cyprus, Teheran Television, CKGM and Public Radio Canada, and the Salzburg Festival Announcer in the 60’s. He was commissioned by Recorded Books in NY — and later set up his own enterprise to produce dramatisations of classic works, including a biography of Beethoven in which he took the lead role.

Keith retained the musical ideas that he created as a young man, in his head for over half a century, as he had found the process of writing them down too laborious! Many years later, Sibelius Software enabled him to resurrect his original improvisations. He has worked since then for 2/6 hours each day, producing one major work (Concerto or Symphony) during each of the past 10 years.

His Music is available on his web site www.musicvenue21.com.

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