Laura Sinnerton - Laura Sinnerton: Inner Voices (CD)

Laura Sinnerton - Laura Sinnerton: Inner Voices (CD)

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Laura Sinnerton - Laura Sinnerton: Inner Voices (CD)Release Date: 08 06 21 Inner Voices is an album of extraordinary new compositions for solo viola commissioned and performed by Irish violist Laura Sinnerton. Inner Voices is an album of extraordinary new compositions for solo viola commissioned and performed by Irish violist Laura Sinnerton. Each track showcases striking and fresh approaches to composition for the viola by composers under the age of 35. Label: Birmingham Record Co Genre: Classical Run

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