15 May 1982 at St John the Baptist church, Royston, Hertfordshire, with Chanticleer chamber choir, Mark Walters, Jonathan Power (percussion) and Roger Pope (organ). Performed at Royston Arts Festival
In a letter to the composer dated 25 July 1982, Elizabeth Poston wrote: “That work of yours stays with me and I do feel that in it you have found not only a happy style for this particular subject, but because musically it is yours and individual without subscribing to the exaggeration and obscurity of so much contemporary writing. This comes as both joy and stimulus and gives one hope in the midst of an over-dose of the bogus and adventurous. Anyhow, very real congratulations.”
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