Inspired by Behrouz Boochani's book of his refugee journey and six-year-long incarceration in Manus Island, the LSO and Jonathan Lemalu give the UK premiere of this heart-stopping song-cycle.
Keywords: Contemporary music, Young Musicians
| Jonathan Lemalu | Bariton |
| London Symphony Orchestra |
| No Friend but the Mountains | Luke Styles |
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