Southern Theater. In 2009, a Polish singer-actress Katarzyna Groniec translated the whole Juliet Letters material into Polish, recorded and released it as Listy Julii with a band of trombone, saxophone, clarinet, French horn, tuba, flute, keyboards, bass guitar, and drums. In 2016, The Sacconi Quartet and Jon Boden (former lead singer of the folk group Bellowhead) performed The Juliet Letters in St Martin's Church, Colchester, as part of the Roman River Festival. In 2016 the Norwegian singer Charlott-Renee Clasén and Østfold string quartet also performed the concert piece. Voice department faculty of the Berklee College of Music performed the music with a student string quartet in a recital on 18 April 2019. Track listing All songs written by Declan MacManus, except where noted; track timings taken from Rhino 2006 reissue. "Deliver Us" – 0:49 "For Other Eyes" (MacManus, Paul Cassidy, Marina Thomas) – 2:55 "Swine" (MacManus, Cassidy) – 2:08 "Expert Rites" – 2:23 "Dead Letter" (Cassidy) – 2:18 "I Almost Had a Weakness" (MacManus, Michael Thomas) – 3:53 "Why?" (MacManus, Ian Belton) – 1:26 "Who Do You Think You Are?" (MacManus, Ma. Thomas, Mi. Thomas) – 3:28 "Taking My Life in Your Hands" (MacManus, Jaqueline Thomas, Ma. Thomas, Cassidy) – 3:20 "This Offer Is Unrepeatable" (MacManus, Cassidy, Belton, J. Thomas, Mi. Thomas) – 3:12 "Dear Sweet Filthy World" (MacManus, Belton, Ma. Thomas) – 4:17 "The Letter Home" (MacManus, Belton, Cassidy) – 3:10 "Jacksons, Monk and Rowe" (MacManus, J. Thomas, Mi. Thomas) – 3:43 "This Sad Burlesque" (MacManus, Cassidy) – 2:47 "Romeo's Seance" (MacManus, Ma. Thomas, Mi. Thomas) – 3:32 "I Thought I'd Write to Juliet" – 4:07 "Last Post" (Mi. Thomas, traditional) – 2:24 "The First to Leave" – 4:59 "Damnation's Cellar" – 3:25 "The Birds Will Still Be Singing" – 4:27 2006 bonus disc Tracks 2–4, 10, 11 and 17 are previously unissued. "She Moved Through the Fair" (traditional) – 4:46 released on Lament by the Brodsky Quartet June 1994 "Pills and Soap" – 4:37 live at the Meltdown Festival, Queen Elizabeth Hall, 28 June 1995 "King of the Unknown Sea" (M. Thomas) – 3:51 live at the Meltdown Festival, Queen Elizabeth Hall, 28 June 1995 "Skeleton" (M. Thomas) – 4:54 live at the Meltdown Festival, Queen Elizabeth Hall, 28 June 1995 "More Than Rain" (Tom Waits) – 3:25 released on Live at New York Town Hall September 1993 "God Only Knows" (Brian Wilson) – 4:00 released on Live