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The St Luke's Chelsea Choir Scholars sing 'God Rest Ye Merry Gentleman!' for the lecture 'The 19th-century Taming of the Christmas Carol, from St Erth to Truro' by Jeremy Summerly

Jeremy Summerly

Jeremy is the Sterndale Bennett Lecturer in Music at the Royal Academy of Music. He also chairs the Academy's Continuing Professional Development Programme.

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