‘Spheres’ CD Giveaway

We have three copies of a fabulous new CD to give away! Violinist Daniel Hope’s Spheres on the DG label is a brilliant compilation of 18 tracks of mostly 20th century music by Arvo Part, Philip Glass, Elena Kats-Chernin, Gabriel Prokofiev (grandson of Sergei) and Alex Baranowski.

Spotted by Yehudi Menuhin at the age of 11,  Hope has  he has several Grammy nominations, a Classical BRIT award, the Deutsche Schallplattenpreis, and five ECHO Klassik Prizes.

Click here to read our review of Spheres.

To go into the draw to win a copy of Spheres, email [email protected] with the subject title ‘Spheres’, before 5 pm on Monday 24th June. Winners will be notified by 5 pm on Tuesday 25th June.

Good luck!!

 

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