Clarke/ State Choir Latvia/ Sirmais - SempiternamChoral music has always been a constant thread throughout the compositional development of Rhona Clarke (b. 1958). The works on this album range over a thirty year period and demonstrate the increasing individuality of her work, though rooted in the choral tradition of Ireland and Britain. Her chamber and instrumental works can reach out in far more extreme modernist styles. From the darkness of Ave Atque Vale to the sheer breathtaking beauty of Pie

Deborah Allen and Dean Miller)

held in Hollywood and aired on television

in a rare artistic celebration

The Folk Implosion

As they help a family rebuild their home

Accordion and Symphony Orchestra and in the Sonata for Violin and Accordion subtitled 'Night Full of Sins'

too - just dark

Since her first studies

some of which are also scored for string orchestra

and even Raines herself

Chausson/ Debussy/ Heifetz/ Poulenc - French Treasures

'Lazy Sunday'