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St John's College Choir Cambridge, David Hill (conductor), Paul Provost (organ)» More |
Westminster Abbey Choir, James O'Donnell (conductor), Peter Holder (organ), Ruihan Bao-Smith (treble)» More |
Emerson Murphy (treble), Temple Church Choir, Roger Sayer (conductor), Greg Morris (organ)» More |
Jesus College Choir Cambridge, Mark Williams (conductor), Benjamin Morris (organ)» More |
King's College Choir Cambridge, Sir Stephen Cleobury (conductor), Parker Ramsay (organ)» More |
from notes by William McVicker © 1990
extrait des notes rédigées par Nicholas Temperley © 2014
Français: Gildas Tilliette
aus dem Begleittext von Nicholas Temperley © 2014
Deutsch: Paul Hoegger
A Knight's Progress The premiere recording of Nico Muhly’s 'Our present Charter' (celebrating 800 years since the sealing of the Magna Carta), alongside choral works by Parry, Vaughan Williams, Walton, Bairstow, Tavener and Haydn.» More |
Bairstow, Harris & Stanford: Choral works Three composers whose contributions to the Anglican choral tradition are rich in historical significance.» More |
Bairstow: Choral Music ‘An excellent disc in regard both to the standard of performance and to the selection of Bairstow's music. And to that should be added straight away t ... ‘His anthems and services … are treasured within the church. Their touch is sure, and their word-setting is impeccable … Bairstow could hard ...» More |
English Hymn Anthems This album contains anthems based on hymn tunes from the Anglican choral tradition. It continues the Choir’s active commitment to expanding the popular understanding of choral repertoire through original research and recording.» More |
The Evening Hour The choir of Jesus College Cambridge contemplates the hours that take us from day into night in a programme of works by English composers from the sixteenth and twentieth centuries.» More |