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Apr 01 2008

Podcast: An interview with Ralph Couzens

Posted by Raymond in Enhanced Shows, Podcasts, Regular Shows

PASSION WEEK OP. 58 cover artRalph Couzens, Managing Director of Chandos Records, has grown up with this record label – it was founded by his father Brian Couzens.

In this interview, he talks about the Chandos name, the Chandos sound, and what it means to be a classical label in today’s media universe.

Album details…
Catalogue No.: CHSA 5044

 

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