Harmonia Mundi: HMU907419

Music for Compline

Vocal ensemble Stile Antico made its harmonia mundi début last year with a programme of 16th- and 17th-century polyphony written by some of England's greatest composers for the office of Compline, last of the daily hours and a form of night prayer.

It went on to become one of the year's best sellers and achieved worldwide critical acclaim.

The group's new disc Heavenly Harmonies is out this week featuring the music of Byrd and Tallis and looks set to sell equally well.

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Music for Compline

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HMU907419

Music for Compline


 

Plainchant - Salva nos, Domine, Miserere mihi, Domine, Veni Domine

Aston, H:

Gaude, virgo mater Christi

Byrd:

Christe qui Lux

Miserere mihi, Domini

Nunc dimittis

Sheppard, J:

Libera nos 1 & II

In pace in idipsum

Jesu salvator saeculi, verbum

In manus tuas I, II & III

Tallis:

In manus tuas

Miserere nostri, motet for 7 voices, P. 207

In pace in idipsum

Te lucis ante terminum

White, R:

Christe, qui lux et dies


Helen Ashby, Kate Ashby, Alison Hill (sopranos), Emma Ashby, Eleanor Harries, Carris Jones,Timothy Wayne-Wright (altos), Peter Asprey, Andrew Griffiths,Tom Herford (tenors) & Oliver Hunt, Matthew O' Donovan, David Wright (basses)

Stile Antico

"The singing is staggeringly beautiful, the balance meticulous." The Sunday Times

Harmonia Mundi - HMU907419

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Press comments:

“this unconducted group positively exudes passion for the music ... Stile Antico exhibits sublime musicianship in this exquisite first recording” Sarah Noon, Early Music Today, June/July 2007

“The singers’ translucent, soft, glowing voices provide for a luscious sound, and the disc’s imaginative programming heightens the smooth pleasures of the recording.” Berta Joncus, BBC Music Magazine, June 2007

“as near-perfect a recording as you will find of this repertoire” Caroline Gill, Choir & Organ, May/June 2007, *****

“The singing is staggeringly beautiful, the balance meticulous.” Stephen Pettitt, The Sunday Times, 18 February 2007, 3/5

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