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Who knew? There's a record album out there called "Tudor City", with cover artwork featuring the complex's iconic sign.
New York Polyphony is a vocal chamber ensemble who sing everything from Renaissance and Medieval works to cutting-edge contemporary material. This 2010 release focuses on English service music around the time of the Tudor Dynasty ‒ hence the name of the record ‒ and was recorded in the Cathedral of St. John the Divine.
Listen to a track here.
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