Bingham: Piano Music

Judith Bingham's "Bingham: Piano Music" is a captivating collection of 26 tracks, spanning a total duration of 1 hour and 12 minutes. Released on May 28, 2013, under the Toccata Classics label, this album showcases Bingham's prowess in choral compositions, with each piece performed exquisitely by David Jones.

The album opens with "The Moon Over Westminster Cathedral," a piece that sets the tone for the rest of the collection with its hauntingly beautiful melodies. "Limehouse Nocturne" follows, offering a contrast with its more upbeat and rhythmic composition. The centerpiece of the album is "Byron, Violent Progress," a multi-movement work that demonstrates Bingham's ability to craft intricate and evolving musical narratives.

"Christmas Past, Christmas Present" is another highlight, a four-part suite that captures the essence of the holiday season with warmth and nostalgia. The album also includes "Annunciation II," a piece that showcases Bingham's ability to evoke deep spiritual and emotional resonance.

Influenced by The Fires of London, French Baroque music, and her experiences singing in large choirs, Bingham's compositions are both technically impressive and deeply expressive. "Bingham: Piano Music" is a testament to her unique voice in the world of choral music, offering listeners a rich and varied musical experience.