James MacMillan's Credo is receiving its World Premiere at the Proms this evening. During the interview MacMillan will discuss Religion in Music with Louise Fryer and the Director of Music at St Paul's Cathedral.
MacMillan is quite an inspirational figure. Speaking on Radio 3 this morning, he was quite happy to refer to himself as a Catholic composer, which may not seem surprising until you think about how many people are happy to call themselves Catholic authors.
As I have suggested elsewhere, Catholic writers have something to learn from the example of Catholic composers like him.
As I have suggested elsewhere, Catholic writers have something to learn from the example of Catholic composers like him.
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