A collection of twelve works brings together the banal and transcendent, juxtaposing music that is by turns deeply lyrical and ecstatically ludicrous. A highlight of the album is Elegy – In memoriam Rupert Brooke, by Australian soldier Frederick Septimus Kelly (arr. Hamilton) on the battlefields of Gallipoli and set here to words by Kelly’s close friend Rupert Brooke.

Jazz trumpeter James Morrison is the first of two guest artists, in his own composition Underwater Basket Weaving; percussionist Claire Edwardes features in Graham Lack’s titular A Reverie of Bone.

Reverie is a deeply engrossing journey through a kaleidoscope of contemporary culture, politics and sensibility; it’s also a celebration of the humour, nuance and sheer beauty of the human voice.