Carey Blyton – A Shoal of Fishes
featuring the Chameleon Arts Wind Quintet with Harriet Adie, harp, Derek Foster, vibraphone and Ian Partridge, narrator
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Review excerpts
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The composer of hit children’s song Banana [sic] in Pyjamas (and nephew of Enid), Carey Blyton proves himself an artful composer in this charming, well performed collection of fishy wind quintets [sic]. ★★★ |
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| —Rebecca Franks, BBC Music Magazine (January 2017)
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Before I had even played any of the music, I realised at once that this was a ‘quality item’. The presentation box, the booklet and the explanatory notes all combine to make it a very attractive publication for potential buyers. |
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| —Frank Bayford, composer (private correspondence)
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The Shoal of Fishes design is terrific – a lovely presentation and certainly “stands out from the crowd”. Many thanks indeed. |
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| —Mary Blyton, composer’s widow (private correspondence)
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The music speaks of a salubrious and dignified creative imagination. Carey Blyton knew music’s art and craftsman’s measure and wrote nothing ugly or dull or at odds with art or craft. |
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| —Rob Barnett, MusicWeb International (December 2016)
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…a deluxe production with an attractive ‘picture disc’ label. There is a 16-page full-colour booklet that includes extensive music notes […] It's an alluring production all-round… |
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| —Rob Barnett, MusicWeb International (December 2016)
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Love your design! |
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| —Michael Ponder, Sound Engineer/Producer (private correspondence)
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