A large ensemble (an ensemble composed of over forty stable elements) guided in the review by Chris Wheeler and Jules Buckley, blending jazz, soul and orchestral idioms with funk, rock and pop.

Led in performance by conductor Jules Buckley; known for orchestral reworkings of contemporary music and collaborations with artists such as Tim Minchin.

A highly positive, ornate review praising the ensemble's debut for its clarity, expressive vigor and genre-spanning arrangements. The review highlights the leadership of Chris Wheeler and Jules Buckley and an ensemble of over forty players. Particular acclaim is given to the multi-movement suite "The 1890 affair" and tracks like "Tell Me Stories" and "D'lin".

For:Listeners of orchestral crossover, jazz, soul and contemporary-pop orchestral arrangements.

 It is decidedly challenging not to remain moderately amazed, if not completely enchanted, by the unsuspected sobriety and the simultaneous expressive vigor, the intoxicating clarity, and the unsettling broadness of sound-views contained in the (honestly) unexpected and fascinating debut released at the close of the just-concluded and past year, by the grandiloquent sound-congregation operating under the not-at-all fictional orchestral sound-corpses from the Heritage-ano noun.

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