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Bainton, E: | And I saw a new Heaven | Bairstow: | Save us, O Lord | Battishill: | O Lord, look down from heaven | Finzi: | Lo, the Full, Final Sacrifice, Op. 26 | Gowers: | Viri Galilaei | Holloway, R: | Lord, what is man? | Joubert: | O Lorde, the maker of al thing | Mathias: | As truly as God is our Father | Ouseley: | O Saviour of the world | Stainer: | How beautiful upon the mountains | Stanford: | Justorum animae, Op. 38 No. 1 |
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| |  | A Year in Exeter Cathedral
Battishill: | O Lord, look down from heaven | Bednall: | Salvator mundi | Grechaninov: | The Cherubic Hymn | Jackson, Gabriel: | Tomorrow go ye forth | Lee, Jonathan: | Meditation for Holy Week | Mawby: | Jesus Christ, the Apple Tree | Merulo: | Tribus miraculis | Naylor, E W: | Nunc dimittis | Ouseley: | O Saviour of the world | Palestrina: | Ascendit Deus a 5 | Praetorius, M: | In dulci jubilo | Purcell: | Hear my prayer, O Lord, Z15 | Shepherd, R: | The strife is o'er | Sumsion: | Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace | Tanner, S: | Deep river Come Holy Ghost Come Holy Ghost | Vaughan Williams: | Let all the world in every corner sing | Victoria: | O quam gloriosum, motet | Warlock: | Benedicamus Domino |
David Davies (organ) The Girls and Men of Exeter Cathedral, Stephen Tanner This recital is the first ever by the girls and men of Exeter Cathedral. The programme features much previously unrecorded repertoire, reflecting the music sung by the choir throughout the Cathedral’s year. | | | Usually despatched in 8 - 10 working days. |
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| |  | Great Cathedral Anthems Vol. 7
“This is a most rewarding disc to explore” Church Music Quarterly | | | Usually despatched in 8 - 10 working days. |
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| |  | O How Glorious is the KingdomFavourite Anthems
The Choir of St. George’s Chapel, Windsor, Timothy Byram-Wigfield The Choir of St George's Chapel,Windsor Castle offers a sumptuous programme of jewels from the anthem tradition whose repertoire spans five centuries. Under the luminous direction of Timothy Byram-Wigfield, and in the luxurious resonance of St George's Chapel, the choir resounds with exhilarating energy. This recording is dedicated to all those who lost their lives on 11 September, 2001.The proceeds from this track will be donated to the British Memorial Garden Trust Inc. www.britishmemorialgarden.org “There are many choral groups performing cathedral music on CD and in the concert hall, but no matter how polished their singing nothing quite matches the experience of hearing our greatest church choirs singing their own repertoire on their own territory. So it is with this splendid CD: surely the
next best thing to being present in the sumptuous surroundings of St George’s
Chapel, Windsor Castle.” Organists Review “demonstrates the choir's versatility …their freshness is an asset, and the extremes of expression … are beautifully caught” Gramophone Magazine “…the choir, most atmospherically recorded in the Chapel, demonstrates its current health, with the trebles in particular wonderfully bright.” Gramophone Magazine, September 2006 | | | Usually despatched in 3 - 4 working days. |
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| |  | Let us Lift up our Heart19th Century Church Music
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| |  | Anthology of English Anthems450 years Byrd to Tavener
Attwood, T: | Come, Holy Ghost, our souls inspire | Bairstow: | Blessed City, heavenly Salem Let all mortal flesh keep silence | Battishill: | O Lord, look down from heaven | Bennett, R R: | Verses | Berkeley, L: | Thou Hast Made Me | Blow: | My God, My God, Look Upon Me | Boyce: | O where shall wisdom be found? | Britten: | Hymn to St. Peter, Op. 56a | Byrd: | O Lord Turn Thy Wrath Teach me, O Lord Exalt Thyself, O God Sing joyfully | Croft: | God Is Gone Up With A Merry Noise | Fanner: | The Lord's Prayer | Farrant, R: | Hide not thou thy face | Finzi: | Welcome Sweet and Sacred Feast, Op. 27 No. 3 | Gibbons, O: | O Lord, in thy wrath rebuke me not O Lord, I Lift My Heart To Thee | Greene, M: | Lord, Let Me Know Mine End | Harper, J: | Salve Regina Ubi Caritas | Harris, W: | Bring us, O Lord God | Harvey, J: | Come, Holy Ghost The Tree | Holst: | The Evening-watch, H159 | Howells: | Like as the Hart Thee will I love Come, my soul | Ireland: | Greater Love Hath No Man | Joubert: | O Lorde, the maker of al thing | Leighton: | Drop, Drop Slow Tears Give me the wings of faith | Morley: | Out of the Deep Nolo mortem peccatoris | Ouseley: | Is it Nothing to You? O Saviour of the world | Parry: | My soul, there is a country (No. 1 from Songs of Farewell) | Purcell: | I was glad when they said unto me, Z19 Hear my prayer, O Lord, Z15 O God, thou hast cast us out, Z36 Remember not, O Lord, our offences, Z50 | Rose, B: | Praise Ye the Lord | Sheppard, J: | The Lord's Prayer | Stainer: | I saw the Lord | Stanford: | The Lord is my shepherd Glorious and Powerful God, Op. 135 No. 3 | Stewart, H C: | King of Glory, King of Peace | Tallis: | I call and cry to thee, O Lord Purge me, O Lord O Lord, give thy holy spirit | Tavener: | Hymn to the Mother of God | Tomkins: | Then David mourned O Praise the Lord, All Ye Heathen | Tye: | I Will Exalt Thee | Vaughan Williams: | Whitsunday Hymn | Walton: | Set me as a seal upon thine heart | Weelkes: | Hosanna to the Son of David O Lord Arise | Wesley, S S: | Blessed be the God and Father The Wilderness | Wilder, P: | Blessed Art Thou | Wood, C: | O thou the central orb Hail, gladdening Light Expectans Expectavi |
Magdalen College Oxford, John Harper “this set contains some very fine performances – particularly of the early twentieth century works. It makes fascinating listening especially for anyone interested in the development of music.” MusicWeb International, October 2012 | | | In stock - usually despatched within 1 working day. |
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| |  | The Treasury of English Church Music1100-1965
anon.: | Sancte Dei pretiose Perspice Christicola Salve sancta parens Sanctus and Benedictus Alleluya psallat Ave miles caelestis curiae Conditor alme siderum - Hymn for Advent Vespers | Bairstow: | Let all mortal flesh keep silence | Battishill: | O Lord, look down from heaven | Blow: | Salvator Mundi God is our hope and strength | Boyce: | The Heavens Declare | Britten: | A Hymn to the Virgin | Byrd: | Ave verum Corpus Sing joyfully Victimae paschali | Child, W: | O God, wherefore art thou absent from us? | Cornysh the elder: | Ave Maria Mater Dei | Crotch: | Lo! Star-Led Chiefs | Damett: | Beata Dei genetrix Maria | Davies, Maxwell: | Ave Maria - Hail blessed flower | Davies, Walford: | Blessed are the pure in heart Jubilate in G major | Dering: | Factum est silentium | Dunstaple: | Veni Sancte Spiritus | Elgar: | O hearken Thou, Op. 64 Give unto the Lord (Psalm XXIX), Op. 74 | Excetre: | Sanctus & Benedictus | Farrant, R: | Hide not thou thy face | Frye, W: | Salve virgo mater pya | Gibbons, O: | Nunc dimittis (Short Service) O clap your hands This is the Record of John | Goss, J: | If we believe that Jesus died | Greene, M: | O Clap Your Hands Together | Holst: | Turn back, O man | Howells: | Magnificat (Collegium Regale, 1945) A Spotless Rose Sing Lullaby Here is the Little Door | Humfrey: | O Lord my God | Ireland: | Greater Love Hath No Man | Joubert: | There Is No Rose | Leighton: | Give me the wings of faith | Marbecke: | Nunc dimittis | Morley: | Nolo mortem peccatoris Out of the Deep (version for countertenor soloist) Out of the Deep (version for tenor soloist) | Mundy, W: | Ah, helpless wretch | Nares: | The souls of the righteous | Noble: | Nunc Dimittis in B minor | Ouseley: | O Saviour of the world | Parsons, R: | Nunc dimittis from the First Great Service | Philips, P: | Ascendit Deus | Purcell: | Thou know'st, Lord, Z 58c I will give thanks unto the Lord, Z21 Remember not, O Lord, our offences, Z50 O Lord God of hosts, Z37 Hear my prayer, O Lord, Z15 | Queldryk: | Gloria | Rootham: | Evening Service in E minor | Shaw, M: | Anglican Folk Mass: Creed | Stanford: | Te deum in B flat Beati quorum via, Op. 38 No. 3 | Sterndale Bennett: | God is a Spirit | Tallis: | Wherewithal shall a young man cleanse his way? | Thalben-Ball: | Evening Service in C major | Tomkins: | Nunc Dimitis My beloved spake | Travers, J: | Ascribe unto the Lord | Vaughan Williams: | O Taste and See Te Deum in G | Walmisley: | Evening Service in D minor | Walton: | Set me as a seal upon thine heart | Warlock: | I saw a fair maiden | Weelkes: | Gloria in excelsis Deo All people clap your hands O how amiable are thy dwellings Lord, to Thee I make my moan, anthem for 5 voices Alleluia, I heard a voice | Wesley, S S: | Cast me not away Wash me throughly from my wickedness | White, Robert: | Christe qui lux es et dies | Wood, C: | Short Communion Service in the Phrygian Mode: Sanctus & Benedictus |
Ambrosian Singers, Westminster Abbey Choir, Chichester Cathedral Choir, Guildford Cathedral Choir, St Pauls Cathedral Choir, Temple Church Choir, Denis Stevens, Douglas Guest, John Birch, Barry Rose, John Dykes Bower, George Thalben-Ball Here for the first time on CD are the celebrated five LPs of the HMV Treasury of English Church Music. Prefaced by the introductory speech Herbert Howells gave at the launch, and boasting more than 30 bonus tracks, this set offers a uniquely authoritative and comprehensive conspectus of the broad repertory of cathedral, collegiate and parish church choirs in the 1960s. | | | In stock - usually despatched within 1 working day. |
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