Again, music and art are the background for an intricate story line. Evidently Midsomer musicians are serious competitors as also evidenced in S5. E3, Ring Out Your Dead.
The piece sung by the chorus in this episode is "Fair Phyllis" (1599) by John Farmer, and is beautifully performed. I don't know if Jane Wymark and Barry Jackson actually lent their voices, but we know Jason Hughes has a very nice voice, as we hear in one scene.
Good supporting cast of many familiar faces. The gentle humor and John Nettles's delivery give it charm. The Bucks architecture and countryside provide their usual elegant background.
The piece sung by the chorus in this episode is "Fair Phyllis" (1599) by John Farmer, and is beautifully performed. I don't know if Jane Wymark and Barry Jackson actually lent their voices, but we know Jason Hughes has a very nice voice, as we hear in one scene.
Good supporting cast of many familiar faces. The gentle humor and John Nettles's delivery give it charm. The Bucks architecture and countryside provide their usual elegant background.