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The River Cam is a work for cello and strings by the composer Eric Whitacre composed for the cellist Julian Lloyd Webber’s sixtieth birthday which he premiered on 14th April 2012 at the Queen Elizabeth Hall, South Bank Centre London with the Philharmonia orchestra. It has been recorded by Julian Lloyd Webber with the London Symphony Orchestra with Whitacre conducting for Decca records. The inspiration for the piece was the River Cam that flows past Cambridge University where Eric Whitacre was a visiting fellow in 2010^[1].

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Eric Whitacre's website
Review of the River Cam
Album containing the piece 'The River Cam'.
Website of Julian Lloyd Webber
Website of London Symphony Orchestra

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-The River Cam is a work for cello and strings by the composer [[Eric Whitacre]] composed for the cellist [[Julian Lloyd Webber]]’s sixtieth birthday.
+The River Cam is a work for cello and strings by the composer [[Eric Whitacre]] composed for the cellist [[Julian Lloyd Webber]]’s sixtieth birthday which he premiered on 14th April 2012 at the Queen Elizabeth Hall, [[South Bank Centre]] London with the [[Philharmonia orchestra]].
 It has been recorded by Julian Lloyd Webber with the London Symphony Orchestra with Whitacre conducting for [[Decca records]].
+The inspiration for the piece was the [[River Cam]] that flows past [[Cambridge University]] where Eric Whitacre was a visiting fellow in 2010<ref>[http://www.economist.com/blogs/prospero/2011/06/poetry-and-music The Economist Q&A]</ref>.
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