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Produced by Andrew Walton, also Spem in alium (40‐Voice Motet) (Oxford Camerata), Der glorreiche Augenblick, op. 136: Recitative and Quartet: Der den Bund im Sturme fest gehalten (Claire Rutter) and Der glorreiche Augenblick, op. 136: Recitative: O seht sie nah' und näher treten! (Peter Hoare)
Engineered by Deborah Spanton, also Winter Words, op. 52: I. At Day‐close in November (Nicky Spence), Winter Words, op. 52: III. Wagtail and Baby (A Satire) (Nicky Spence) and Winter Words, op. 52: II. Midnight on the Great Western “The Journeying Boy” (Nicky Spence)
Released on LPO, also Winter Words, op. 52: I. At Day‐close in November (Nicky Spence), Winter Words, op. 52: III. Wagtail and Baby (A Satire) (Nicky Spence) and Winter Words, op. 52: II. Midnight on the Great Western “The Journeying Boy” (Nicky Spence)
Part of Orchestral Suites, also Five Spells from The Tempest: II. Ariel and Prospero, Five Spells from The Tempest: III. Ferdinand and Miranda and Five Spells from The Tempest: I. Overture (Storm)
Worth knowing
Counted from cited credits on fono.
Andrew Walton produced 234 songs on fono
Thomas Adès wrote 59 songs on fono
Deborah Spanton’s most frequent co-engineer is Lauren Cave (12 songs together)
Andrew Walton’s most frequent co-producer is Jerry Robinson (6 songs together)
Credits
All 5 credits
- Written by
- Thomas Adès
- Produced by
- Andrew Walton
- Engineered by
- Deborah Spanton
- Part of
- Orchestral Suites
- Released on
- LPO
- Written by
- Thomas Adès
- Produced by
- Andrew Walton
- Engineered by
- Deborah Spanton
- Part of
- Orchestral Suites
- Released on
- LPO
Connected by credits
Other songs that share a producer, writer, studio or label with this one.
Same producer: Andrew Walton
Same engineer: Deborah Spanton
Same release: Orchestral Suites
Same producer: Andrew Walton
Same engineer: Deborah Spanton
Same release: Orchestral Suites
Same producer: Andrew Walton
Same engineer: Deborah Spanton
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1MusicBrainz Five Spells from The Tempest: V. Prospero’s Farewell – Caliban was produced by Andrew Walton
Five Spells from The Tempest: V. Prospero’s Farewell – Caliban was produced by Andrew Walton
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2MusicBrainz Five Spells from The Tempest: V. Prospero’s Farewell – Caliban was written by Thomas Adès
Five Spells from The Tempest: V. Prospero’s Farewell – Caliban was written by Thomas Adès
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3MusicBrainz Five Spells from The Tempest: V. Prospero’s Farewell – Caliban is part of the release Orchestral Suites
Five Spells from The Tempest: V. Prospero’s Farewell – Caliban is part of the release Orchestral Suites
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4MusicBrainz LPO is the label of the song Five Spells from The Tempest: V. Prospero’s Farewell – Caliban
LPO is the label of the song Five Spells from The Tempest: V. Prospero’s Farewell – Caliban
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5MusicBrainz Five Spells from The Tempest: V. Prospero’s Farewell – Caliban was engineered by Deborah Spanton
Five Spells from The Tempest: V. Prospero’s Farewell – Caliban was engineered by Deborah Spanton
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6MusicBrainz Five Spells from The Tempest: V. Prospero’s Farewell – Caliban was released on 2025-04-04
Five Spells from The Tempest: V. Prospero’s Farewell – Caliban was released on 2025-04-04
MusicBrainz core data (CC0)Retrieved Sep 30, 2026