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Compositeur: RUTTER, John ((b. 1945)) |
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ID: BRIL6322
CDs: 1
Type: DVD5
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Collection:
Choral Collection
1 DVD 16:9
Total time: 1:53:43
Region: (All) PAL, 2.35:1 ALL FORMATS
Sound Tracks: Dolby Digital 5.1, Dolby Digital Stereo 5.1 |
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ID: CHRCD008
CDs: 1
Type: CD
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Collection:
Vocal Collection
Subcollection: Vocal and PianoShe went on to say:
The upper reaches of Lott's still gleaming soprano inhabit Barber's ?Shining Night' and Fauré's ?Clair de lune'. And her robust English version of Schubert's ?Who is Sylvia?' finds an irresistible companion in Arne's ?Where the Bee Sucks', with its veritable midsummer night's dream of an accompaniment from Johnson. The artists' palpable sense of joy and well-being gathers momentum as they visit Berlioz's ?L'île inconnue' and as they sing on the water with Schubert. . . . And Lott and Johnson know well that the only way to face sentiment is to acknowledge its own integrity, as they do when they listen to Haydn Wood's ?Little Brown Bird' and eavesdrop with Fraser-Simson on Christopher Robin saying his prayers.
This CD features songs from a great variety of composers - Gershwin, Barber, Cole Porter, Bernstein, Brahms, Schubert, Arne, Schumann, Berlioz, and many more. A full 29 tracks of summer-themed songs! |
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ID: DCD34007
CDs: 1
Type: CD
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Collection:
Choral Collection
Subcollection: ChoirSimon Nieminski (organ)
Choir of St Mary's Cathedral, Edinburgh, Matthew Owens, conductor
Best-loved sacred works and new choral music graces this stellar release from St Mary’s Cathedral, Edinburgh led by Matthew Owens. Includes works by Franck, Brahms, Pärt, Finzi, Holst, Tavener, Mozart, Henschel, and Wesley.
Track listing
1. David Goodenough (b.1968) - I Will Sing With the Spirit
2. Johannes Brahms (1833-97) - Geistliches Lied, Op 30
3. Johannes Brahms - Wie Lieblich Sind Deine Wohnungen from Ein deutsches Requiem
4. George Henschel (1850-1934) - Tantum Ergo
5. Samuel Sebastian Wesley (1810-76) - Thou Wilt Keep Him in Perfect Peace
6. Edgar L. Bainton (1880-1956) - And I Saw a New Heaven
7. Gustav Holst (1874-1934) - Nunc Dimittis
8. W.A. Mozart (1756-91) - Ave Verum Corpus, K.618
9. Arvo Pärt (b.1935) - De Profundis
10. César Franck (1822-90) - Panis Angelicus
11. John Rutter (b.1945) - A Gaelic Blessing
12. Francis Jackson (b.1917) - Father Eternal
13. John Tavener (b.1944) - Song for Athene (1993)
14. Geoffrey Burgon (b.1941) - Nunc Dimittis (1979)
15. Colin Mawby (b.1936) - Ave Verum Corpus
16. Gerald Finzi (1901-56) - My Lovely One
17. Matthew Owens (b.1971) - Holy Trinity Blessing |
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ID: DCD34048
CDs: 1
Type: CD
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Collection:
Choral Collection
Subcollection: Choral and OrganThe 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, at once arresting and awe-inspiring.
Track listing
1 I was glad when they said unto me
Sir C. Hubert H. Parry (1848-1918)
2 How lovely is Thy dwelling place
Johannes Brahms (1833-1897)
3 O Saviour of the world
Rev. Sir F. A.G. Ouseley (1825 -1889)
4 Evening Hymn
Henry Balfour Gardiner (1877-1950)
5 O sacrum convivium
Thomas Tallis (c.1505 -1585)
6 Jesu, joy of man’s desiring
J. S. Bach (1685 -1750)
7 Salve Regina
Christopher Tye (c.1505 -1573)
8 Blessed City, heavenly Salem
Sir Edward Bairstow (1874-1946)
9 Panis angelicus
César Franck (1822-1890)
10 Jubilate Deo
Benjamin Britten (1913-1976)
11 For He shall give
His angels charge over thee
Felix Mendelssohn (1809-1847)
12 A Gaelic Blessing
John Rutter (b.1945)
13 Hail, gladdening light
Charles Wood (1866-1926)
14 The Whirlwind*
Sir Walter Parratt (1841-1924)
15 Libera nos, salva nos I
John Sheppard (c.1520 -c.1563)
16 O how glorious is the kingdom
Basil Harwood (1859-1949)
Total Playing Time: [69:42] |
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ID: DCD34107
CDs: 1
Type: CD
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Collection:
Sacred Music
Subcollection: Choral and OrganTewkesbury Abbey Schola Cantorum
Carleton Etherington organ
Benjamin Nicholas director
For his final recording with the men and boys of Tewkesbury Abbey Schola Cantorum, Benjamin Nicholas has chosen to celebrate Britain’s best-loved living composer, John Rutter. Rather than simply sticking to familiar classics, this programme explores the full range of the composer’s output from The Lord is my shepherd and Lord, thou hast been our refuge to his most recent piece This is the day, written for the marriage of Prince William and Kate Middleton. Rutter’s rare communicative gifts are given a special glow by the refulgent acoustic of Tewkesbury Abbey and the choir’s luminous singing.
Track listing
1 Lord, thou hast been our refuge
2 Dormi, Jesu
3 This is the day
4 Carol of the Magi
5 As the bridegroom to his chosen
6 The Lord is my shepherd
7 Ave Maria
8 The Lord bless you and keep you
9 A Prayer of Saint Patrick
10 Hymn to the Creator of Light
11 Wells Jubilate
12 God be in my head
13 The Gift of Charity
14 There is a flower
15 A Choral Amen
Total playing time [70:10] |
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ID: DSPRCS601
CDs: 1
Type: CD
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Subcollection: ChoirCoro’s new album 'This Christmas Night' is now available to order online but will not be comercially available through stores until Christmas 2008. All pre-orders will be shipped from Thursday 27th November.
This CD will also be on sale at Coro’s Christmas concert, St.Luke’s Church, Sydney Street, London on Saturday 13th December. |
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ID: GMCD7170
CDs: 1
Type: CD
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Collection:
Sacred Music
Subcollection: Cathedral ChoirRecorded in the Parish Church of All Saints, Hove
It’s history……. The young King Edward VI founded three Royal "Hospitals" towards the end of his reign. Christ’s Hospital, in the old buildings vacated by the Grey Friars, was to educate and care for fatherless children and other poor men’s children, St Thomas’ Hospital was to attend to the sick, and Bridewell Hospital was to give shelter and sustenance to beggars. Barely a century later the Great Fire of London claimed a large number of the Christ’s Hospital buildings, but it was almost entirely rebuilt within 30 years, thanks to the generosity of a number of city merchants. In 1673 Charles II founded the Royal Mathematical School within Christ’s Hospital, largely from the inspiration of Samuel Pepys, the famous diarist. He was the Secretary to the Admiralty and so was interested in ensuring that high quality mathematicians and navigators were educated for future sea-service. Much later Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Charles Lamb and James Leigh Hunt were boys at Christ’s Hospital, and the School has boarding houses named after them. The school was originally co-educational; however, from quite early in its history, the girls of the Foundation were educated separately at Hertford. In 1985, however, they rejoined the boys at Horsham, where the School had relocated in May 1902 in search of fresh air and space for proper relaxation and games. Today, Christ’s Hospital is the largest educational charity in the country, enabling this education to be offered to the most deserving children, irrespective of the ability to pay. All fees are means tested and on average parents meet less than 15% of the School’s costs. The Foundation therefore looks for children who will contribute most to, and benefit most from, a place at the School. …it’s music……. Historians have quite correctly emphasised that Christ’s Hospital was never merely an orphanage as such, for amongst the earliest academic appointments was "a schoole-maister for Musicke". So our musical tradition stretches back nearly 450 years: - longer, if one were to count the semi-monastic tradition that had been nurtured for centuries before by the Greyfriars by the Newgate of the City of London, for Christ’s Hospital took over their premises in November of 1552. It is far from fanciful to imagine the youthful voices of the children singing in the massive three hundred foot long church of Christ Church, Greyfriars, not far from Old St Paul’s, and we know for certain from Robert Dow’s Will for setting up a Song School in 1609 that boys were "to sing in the Quier of Christ Church", and that from 1613 a boy should "serve and be employed in playing of the organs of the said church". Alas in September 1666 the Great Fire destroyed that wonderful building, but the tradition itself continued in the rebuilt, though rather smaller church, designed by Sir Christopher Wren, which became known as Christ Church, Newgate Street. Today, the School has six full-time and thirty visiting music staff teaching some 500 individual lessons each week, as well as providing a full programme of rehearsals and concerts for ensembles of all sizes. Much emphasis is given to the development of musical ability through chamber music and the finest pupils give an annual concert at the Purcell Room on London’s South Bank. However, the School is also proud of its larger ensembles, the Choirs, the Orchestras, and the Marching Band, famous for its appearances each year at the front of the Lord Mayor’s Show, at Twickenham and at Lords. Music is an integral part of the School’s life, and continues to play an important role in the continuing strong links with the City of London. …and it’s choirs Standing on one side of the great central quadrangle of Christ’s Hospital is the Chapel. It is a collegiate-style building, spacious enough to seat the whole school of 830 pupils and 90 staff. Services are accompanied by the School Organist on the massive five-manual Rushworth and Dreaper organ, which was designed in 1931 by the Director of Music at that time, C. S. Lang. The 112 members of the Chapel Choir are seated centrally and antiphonally, ideally placed to lead the congregational singing. As well as singing hymns, anthems, canticles, psalms and responses for the regular weekly services, the choir also sings for a full programme of special occasions throughout the year including a service for St. Matthew’s Day in the City of London, attended by the Lord Mayor, re-emphasising the school’s strong links with its past. The choir performs in the famous "Bluecoat" Tudor uniform worn by all pupils of the school throughout the normal school week. The choir gives an annual performance of a major choral work - in recent years, Brahms’ German Requiem, J. S. Bach’s St Matthew Passion and Mozart’s Requiem. In addition the choir sings Choral Evensong at such venues as St Paul’s Cathedral, Chichester Cathedral, Guildford Cathedral, St George’s Chapel, Windsor, broadcasts for television and BBC Radio (Remembrance Sunday, Highway, Radio 3 Advent Carol Series, Sunday Half Hour) and the smaller chamber choir, Schola Cantorum, sing for many other special events. This is the Choir’s fourth CD recording. Details of earlier recordings are available from Christ’s Hospital Enterprises, Christ’s Hospital, Horsham, West Sussex, RH13 7LS. |
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ID: RES10176
CDs: 1
Type: CD
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Collection:
Christmas Music
Subcollection: Choral and OrganWells Cathedral Choir, Jonathan Vaughn (organ) & Matthew Owens (conductor)
Named as one of the world’s finest choirs by Gramophone, Wells Cathedral Choir and their director Matthew Owens make their Resonus Classics debut with a programme of carols typically performed during the Christmas season in Wells - A Wells Christmas.
With an irresistible array of popular carols and more recent offerings this scintillating and varied programme is vividly realised by the combined boy and girl choristers and Vicars Choral that continue the 1100-year-old tradition of music in Wells Cathedral. Included in this compelling programme are works by David Willcocks, Andrew Carter, John Rutter, and Kenneth Leighton, Thomas Hewitt Jones. Also included are world premieres by Bob Chilcott, Jefferson McConnaughey & Matthew Owens. |
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