Conductor John Wilson on Elgar and Stephen Wright of ICA Classics on historic recordings

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Conductor John Wilson on Elgar and Stephen Wright of ICA Classics on historic recordings

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Jan 4, 2013

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Gramophone editor-in-chief James Jolly talks to conductor John Wilson about Elgar and great Elgarians (and his new recording for Somm), and to Stephen Wright of ICA Classics about the importance of historic recordings.

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