Wesley, S: Might I in thy sight appear

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The English Orpheus 44 - Vital Spark of Heav'nly Flame

Label:

Hyperion

Catalogue No:

CDA67020

Discs:

1

Barcode:

0034571170206

Medium:

CD
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The English Orpheus 44 - Vital Spark of Heav'nly Flame


Fawcett:

Spirit, leave thine house of clay!

Now is Christ risen from the dead

Greatorex, T:

This is the day the Lord hath made

Handel:

Unveil thy bosom, faithful tomb

(arr. Edward Miller of Doncaster)

Rejoice, the Lord is King, HWV 286

(arr. Samuel Wesley)

Harington:

I heard a voice from heaven

Harwood, E:

Vital spark of heav'nly flame

Haydn:

O Lord, what is man!

(arr. William Gardiner of Leicester)

Jarvis, S:

Christ being raised from the dead

Pixell:

When rising from the bed of death

Taylor, R:

Alas! and did my Saviour bleed?

Yes! the Redeemer rose

Angels, roll the rock away!

Wainwright, R:

The Lord is risen

Wesley, S:

Might I in thy sight appear


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This is a recording of Georgian music for Holy Week, Easter and funerals ranging from the simple psalmody associated with the galleries of rural parish churches to elaborate orchestral anthems written for the groups which developed into the Victorian choral society tradition. While the composers' names will not be familiar, this is nonetheless music of a striking and vigorous nature, here performed by the choir Psalmody - the experts in the field.

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