CDA66374 - Disc 1 Track 11 - God is gone up, Op 27 No 2

God is gone up, Op 27 No 2

composer

Gerald Finzi (1901-1956)

1951; specially composed for St Cecilia's Service at St Sepulchre's Church, Holborn, 1951

author of text

Edward Taylor (c1642-1729)

from 'Preparatory' (or 'Sacramental') 'Meditations'

Recordings

The English Anthem, Vol. 1

St Paul's Cathedral Choir, John Scott (conductor)

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The Feast of Ascension at Westminster Abbey

Westminster Abbey Choir, James O'Donnell (conductor)

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Details

Westminster Abbey Choir, James O'Donnell (conductor), Robert Quinney (organ)

Track 12 on CDA67680 [4'37]

English

St Paul's Cathedral Choir, John Scott (conductor), Andrew Lucas (organ)

Track 11 on CDA66374 [5'16] Archive Service Only

English

God is gone up, Op 27 No 2

God is gone up is the second of Finzi's three opus 27 anthems. It was written in 1951 for a St Cecilia's Day Service at St Sepulchre's Church in Holborn. This well-written anthem of praise, which, like Bairstow's works, stretches the organ's resources, carefully sets the inspirational words taken from the Preparatory Meditations by the Puritan poet Edward Taylor (c1642-1729).
from notes by William McVicker © 1990

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Details for CDA66374 track 11

Artists

St Paul's Cathedral Choir

John Scott (conductor)

Andrew Lucas (organ)

ISRC

GB-AJY-90-37411

Duration

5'16

Recording date

29 June 1989

Recording venue

St Paul's Cathedral, London, United Kingdom

Recording producer

Mark Brown

Recording engineer

Antony Howell

Hyperion usage

The English Anthem, Vol. 1 (CDA66374)
Disc 1 Track 11
Release date: June 1990
Deletion date: March 2008
Archive Service Only

Hyperion Records