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10:12am Friday 11th July 2008
Frank Smith and his choir presented a superlative concert last Saturday in Skipton.
The focus was on four young musicians who excelled themselves throughout.
Imogen Cummings from Silsden and Daniel Fletcher -- both at the Royal Holloway, London -- delighted with a lovely duet from The Creation. Imogen's tone was deliciously pure.
Total contrast came with Tom Hardaker, from Sutton, a wizard on the accordion; his Bach and Tchaikovsky were full of the composers' vivid colouring.
William Dutton, BBC Chorister of the Year 2006, had a stunningly striking treble voice that was magical in I Walk Beside You.
The choir certainly held their own with 14 items, many new.
Maybe they needed a little time to warm up, for both Franck's Panis Angelicus and Faure's Jean Racine Canticle were a bit tentative.
Later an arrangement of Jacob's Ladder was a triumph, another great tribute to conductor Frank Smith.
John Pettitt
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