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Sophie Viney (b. 1974) studied Composition, Piano and Conducting at the Royal College of Music...
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Although complete in its own right, the work is part of a series currently being written based on the book of Ecclesiastes 3:1–8.
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I have composed music for as long I can remember, probably from about the age of 7 or 8.
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It has been fascinating sourcing text via local historian Richard Galley for one of the original compositions To The Seaforths – a poem written by an anonymous Bedford woman in 1915 about 5th Battalion (Territorial) Seaforth Highlanders stationed in Bedford.
