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Sting.com
just publish more infos on the forthcoming
DVD, released on November
24 as previous : 'Sting was joined
by guest musicians including local Newcastle
artists Kathryn Tickell (Northumbrian
pipes and fiddle), Peter Tickell (fiddle)
and Julian Sutton (Melodeon). Esteemed
performers from around the world also
include Dominic Miller (guitar), Vincent
Ségal (cello), Scottish harpist
Mary Macmaster, Ira Coleman (bass), Chris
Gekker (trumpet), David Mansfield (violin
and mandolin), Cyro Baptista, Bashiri
Johnson and Rhani Krija (percussion) and
vocalists Laila Biali, Lisa Fischer, Jo
Lawry, and Steven Santoro. Producer, Robert
Sadin conducted the ensemble of 35 musicians,
which includes additional string and brass
sections.
In addition, the DVD programme features
a setting of the 'Coventry Carol' in which
Sting and musicians are joined by the
Durham Cathedral Boys' Choir, as well
as songs not included on the album - Peter
Warlock's haunting 'Bethlehem
Down', a lively arrangement of
the traditional song 'I
Saw Three Ships' and Sting's own
'Ghost Story'.
'Sting: A Winter's
Night... the Documentary' features a behind-the-scenes
look at the concert's genesis, beginning
with the album recording sessions at Sting's
home in the Italian countryside, leading
up to the final rehearsals at Durham Cathedral.
Along the way, Sting revisits places from
his childhood and reunites with old friends
and band mates, swapping stories and reminiscing.
Featuring both a compelling live concert
and evocative film footage, 'Sting: A
Winter's Night...' was directed and produced
by the Emmy award winning team, Jim Gable
and Ann Kim of Graying & Balding,
Inc. (Who already did All this time, Inside,
Labyrinth DVD as well as the Police Certifiable
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