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Lammermuir Festival, Dunedin Consort with Alexander Chance/Joshua Ellicott with Anna Tilbrook Crichton Collegiate Church/Holy Trinity Church, Haddington A VISIT to the perfect acoustic of Crichton Collegiate Church near Pathhead is off the beaten track even on the Lammermuir Festival’s own terms, and feels a little like a pilgrimage. That was appropriate for the Dunedin Consort’s contribution to this year’s festival with its liturgical music for Holy Week.
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