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Ely Cathedral Choir, Arthur Wills (conductor), Stephen le Provost (organ)» More |
St George's Chapel Choir Windsor, Christopher Robinson (conductor)» More |
Eton College Chapel Choir, Ralph Allwood (conductor), David Goode (organ)» More |
Temple Church Choir, Roger Sayer (conductor), Greg Morris (organ)» More |
Huddersfield Choral Society, Aidan Oliver (conductor), Thomas Trotter (organ), Murray Greig (trumpet), Thomas Osborne (trumpet), David Hooper (trumpet), Mark Wagstaff (timpani)» More |
The Girls and Men of Canterbury Cathedral Choir, David Newsholme (conductor), Adrian Bawtree (organ)» More |
Gabrieli Consort, Gabrieli Roar, Gabrieli Players, Chetham's Symphonic Brass Ensemble, Paul McCreesh (conductor)» More |
King's College Choir Cambridge, Sir Stephen Cleobury (conductor)» More |
The Coronation Choir consisted of some 430 men and boys, divided into Decani and Cantoris and placed on specially erected galleries in the north and south choir aisles. Since some of the singers could not see the conductor (Sir Frederick Bridge), sub-conductors were placed at strategic points to ‘relay’ the beat. With such a disposition of the singers, the double-choir writing which Parry used for ‘Jerusalem is builded …’ must have been particularly effective.
from notes by John Heighway © 1988
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 |
An English Coronation 1902-1953 Among the more crazily ambitious recording projects of recent times—and one which clearly touched the hearts of its many hundreds of performers.» More |
Anthem Founded in 1836, the Huddersfield Choral Society has developed an international reputation as one of the UK’s leading choral societies. This new recording features works that remain central to the choir's musical heritage: music by Handel, Elgar, ...» More |
Evensong Live 2019 A new collection of sixteen anthems and canticles, specially selected from the daily live recordings made in the glorious Chapel of King's College Cambridge during the past year.» More |
Great Cathedral Anthems Infusing the hallowed spaces of Canterbury Cathedral with their singing for the first time in 2014, the Girls here join the Men of the Cathedral Choir in a sequence of anthems from Tallis and Byrd to Howells and Leighton.» More |
Hear my words 'Hear my words ye people' by Hubert Parry, a former chorister at Eton College is the first track on the album featuring some of the bestloved anthems in the church repertoire, beautifully performed by the Eton College Chapel Choir.» More |
Parry: Sacred choral music ‘A fine recital’ (Gramophone)» More |
Service high and anthems clear |
The Music of St Paul's Cathedral 'An awe-inspiring sound' (Classic FM Magazine) 'This is a worthy Millennium tribute to the musicians of St Paul’s. A disc to treasure' (Organists' Review)» More |