Iestyn Morris – Theatrical EP Release
Showcasing the full range of his vocal ability, the versatile singer has taken on very different C19th & C20th settings of English Jacobean poets – a marriage of sentiment and purpose, between poets and composers separated by four centuries. Opening with arguably Quilter’s finest song ‘By a Fountainside’, Morris then moves to the playfully theatrical set of three ‘Songs for Ariel’ by Tippett, before closing with Hubert Parry’s luxuriant ‘Lucasta on Going to Wars’.
You can hear Iestyn’s incredible voice in action here:
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In concert, Iestyn has performed at some of the world’s most highly respected venues, in wide-ranging repertoire that has seen him working with small scale period instrument ensembles to full symphony orchestras. In the UK’s capital alone he has performed at Royal Festival Hall and Queen Elizabeth Hall, on top of regular appearances at Westminster Abbey and other major churches in and around the City of London.
And now, by transferring his stagecraft to the studio, Iestyn Morris is ready for the release of a theatrical and dramatic EP to be proud of.
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