Paul McCartney's Liverpool Suite, Paul McCartney and Carl Davis. Stringensemble

One of the world's most talented and popular song-writers, with over 400 hit songs to his credit, Paul McCartney first took an interest in classical music in the Sixties - an influence which began to make itself felt in songs such as Elanor Rigby and Yesterday. His first major venture into the classical idiom, however, came much later when he collaborated with Carl Davis on the Liverpool Oratario, written for the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Society's 150th anniversary celebrations in 1991. Taken from the highly-acclaimed oratorio, the Liverpool Suite for string orchestra is destined to become a favorute with players and audiences alike.

• School
• Save the Child
• Let's have a drink!
• Spanish Dance
• Finale

Score and Parts: 4 x Violin 1 - 4 x Violin 2 - 2 x Violin 3 - 2 x Viola - 3 x Cello - 1 x Bass