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    Edmund Finnis

    Apr 15, 2021 1 minute

    A chorister at New College, Oxford as a boy, Edmund Finnis went on to study with Julian Anderson at the Guildhall. He is fascinated by the possibilities of music in relation to space and scale, the result of which can, winner of the BBC Music Magazine Premiere Award in 2020.

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