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2. Stainer* With David Hughes (11), John Lawrenson, The Choir Of Guildford Cathedral* Conducted By Barry Rose Organ- Gavin Williams (2) - Crucifixion ‎ (LP, Album) Music For Pleasure MFP

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4. A wonderfully moody album from singer Helen Merrill – recorded with backing by pianist John Lewis, in an overall feel that's got some of the styles that Lewis forged with the Modern Jazz Quartet! The tunes are familiar ones, mostly, but arranged in a style that's got wonderfully sad and somber touches – really bringing out the best of the dark qualities in Merrill's vocals.

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6. The third of his four oratorios The Crucifixion () was dedicated by Sir John Stainer ( ), then Organist and Choir Master of St. Paul's Cathedral, to his 'pupil and friend W. Hodge and the choir' of St Marylebone Parish Church, who first performed it on .

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