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THE BACH CHOIR
Change Your Tune
What makes choral music so powerful? Why is it used in so many movies, adverts, TV shows, sports events and computer games? Change Your Tune from The Bach Choir explores some of the world's most iconic pieces - from the Hallelujah Chorus to O Fortuna! (or The X Factor judges' walk on music or the Old Spice ad depending on how old you are). You'll discover you're more into choral than you think! Hosted on Acast. See
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Ratings & Reviews
5.0 stars from 35 ratings
Beautiful investigations
Wonderful insight into all these beautiful pieces. As a chorister and organist this is wonderful.
owainwales via Apple Podcasts · Great Britain · 08/17/23
So interesting
These are tunes that most people will recognise, and there’s something new to find out for everyone. You won’t regret listening!
Maybuzz via Apple Podcasts · Great Britain · 08/16/23
Fascination and fun!
Each podcast has been an eye-opening look at well-known tunes and why they have become so familiar, as well as a peek into to the performance process. 20 minutes goes by fast!
Soptwo via Apple Podcasts · Great Britain · 08/16/23
Recent Episodes
The Hallelujah Chorus is probably the world's most famous choral piece. Classically-trained singer turned successful comedian, Lloyd Griffith, joined us to talk about why this one part of Handel’s Messiah become so well-known, why he includes singing in his stand-up routines and why audiences...
Published 01/10/24
Published 01/10/24
John Rutter is one of the world's leading choral music composers and he's known particularly for his carols. He was a very special guest on our seasonal season finale on Christmas music. Here's his full interview with David Hill. He lifts the lid on where carols come from, why the Nine Lessons...
Published 12/14/23
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