John Rutter: From tails to jeans and sweatshirt – record producing with the MYC
To mark the 80th anniversary of the Royal School of Church Music, the Millennium Youth Choir recorded a CD OUT OF THE STILLNESS which was produced by the composer and conductor John Rutter. This is the latest project in a long-standing association between John Rutter and the RSCM. In this podcast he speaks about another string to his bow – that of record producer. Introduced by Stuart Robinson.
Listen to this podcast about the latest CD recording from the Royal School of Church Music Millennium Youth Choir.
John Rutter
(Photos: Mark Simmons)
The MYC recording in Marlborough College
The duration is about 19 minutes. If you are a Windows users you can save this MP3 file to your computer by right-clicking on the link text; it is 16MB (There are other options available if you use another operating system).
The recording of The Gaelic Blessing by John Rutter is published by the RSCM, and is included on OUT OF THE STILLNESS recorded by the Millennium Youth Choir. Both the music and the CD are available from RSCM Music Direct.
How to order the CD
Out of the Stillness is available from RSCM Music Direct.
Price: £12.95 (£11.95 for RSCM members).
Contact details are as follows:
RSCM Music Direct (Cheques made payable to SCM Canterbury Press)
by post: St Mary’s Works, St Mary’s Plain, Norwich, NR3 3BH
by phone: +44 (0)845 021 7726 then dial 206
by fax: +44 (0)845 021 8826
email: musicdirect(at)rscm.com
online shop: www.rscm.com/shop
About the RSCM Millennium Youth Choir
Founded in 1999 at the suggestion of George Carey (then Archbishop of Canterbury) the choir pool of fifty singers aged between 16 and 23 is drawn from singers in church and university choirs all over the UK. It meets during vacations for residential courses which take place all over the British Isles include concerts, radio and tv broadcasts and sung services.
Further information at www.rscm.com/myc
Contact: myc(at)rscm.com
How to join: By audition. Apply online or contact the address above.
This podcast was produced for the RSCM by Stuart Robinson and is a 4sitesmedia production.