Choir of St. John's College, Cambridge & Andrew Nethsingha - The Call: More Choral Classics from St John's (2015) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: Choir of St. John's College, Cambridge, Andrew Nethsingha
- Title: The Call: More Choral Classics from St John's
- Year Of Release: 2015
- Label: Chandos
- Genre: Classical
- Quality: flac 24bits - 96.0kHz +booklet
- Total Time: 01:13:20
- Total Size: 1.1 gb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
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01. Greater Love Hath No Man
02. 2 Anthems for Remembrance: No. 1, For the Fallen
03. Songs of Farewell: No. 1, My Soul, There Is a Country
04. The Call
05. Hear My Prayer, WoO 15, MWV B 49: Hear My Prayer
06. Hear My Prayer, WoO 15, MWV B 49: Oh for the Wings of a Dove
07. I Was Glad When They Said unto Me, Op. 51
08. 3 Latin Motets, Op. 38: No. 3, Beati quorum via
09. Song for Athene
10. Morning, Communion & Evening Services in B-Flat Major, Op. 10: Te Deum laudamus
11. Holy Is the True Light
12. Missa Brevis: Gloria
13. O salutaris hostia
14. 3 Kirchenmusiken, Op. 23: No. 2, Ave Maria, MWV B 19
15. A Spotless Rose
16. Give Us the Wings of Faith
17. And Did Those Feet (Arr. J. Wicks for Choir & Organ)
The pieces brought together on this recording range widely, from ceremonial works associated with affairs of state to intimate compositions addressing moments of great personal significance. Two of the three pieces by Parry best exemplify this contrast: if I was glad written for the coronation of Edward VII and premiered in chaotic circumstances fits into the former category, 'My soul,there is a country' (from Songs of Farewell) composed in the year of his death belongs in the latter. The composers are similarly diverse. They include an English composer of Polish extraction (Panufnik), an Italian who spent most of his life in Paris (Rossini), an Irish and a German composer who, in their different ways, became leading lights in English music (Stanford and Mendelssohn).
However, all the works recorded here have one thing in common: they are all considered quintessential to the Anglican choral tradition of yesterday and today.
"Anybody with deep affection for the more noble anthems of the Anglican tradition will need no excuse to grab a copy of this tasty selection, especially so when it features performances of such tasteful restraint. In truth, 75 minutes of aural sublimity." (Gramophone)
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01. Greater Love Hath No Man
02. 2 Anthems for Remembrance: No. 1, For the Fallen
03. Songs of Farewell: No. 1, My Soul, There Is a Country
04. The Call
05. Hear My Prayer, WoO 15, MWV B 49: Hear My Prayer
06. Hear My Prayer, WoO 15, MWV B 49: Oh for the Wings of a Dove
07. I Was Glad When They Said unto Me, Op. 51
08. 3 Latin Motets, Op. 38: No. 3, Beati quorum via
09. Song for Athene
10. Morning, Communion & Evening Services in B-Flat Major, Op. 10: Te Deum laudamus
11. Holy Is the True Light
12. Missa Brevis: Gloria
13. O salutaris hostia
14. 3 Kirchenmusiken, Op. 23: No. 2, Ave Maria, MWV B 19
15. A Spotless Rose
16. Give Us the Wings of Faith
17. And Did Those Feet (Arr. J. Wicks for Choir & Organ)
The pieces brought together on this recording range widely, from ceremonial works associated with affairs of state to intimate compositions addressing moments of great personal significance. Two of the three pieces by Parry best exemplify this contrast: if I was glad written for the coronation of Edward VII and premiered in chaotic circumstances fits into the former category, 'My soul,there is a country' (from Songs of Farewell) composed in the year of his death belongs in the latter. The composers are similarly diverse. They include an English composer of Polish extraction (Panufnik), an Italian who spent most of his life in Paris (Rossini), an Irish and a German composer who, in their different ways, became leading lights in English music (Stanford and Mendelssohn).
However, all the works recorded here have one thing in common: they are all considered quintessential to the Anglican choral tradition of yesterday and today.
"Anybody with deep affection for the more noble anthems of the Anglican tradition will need no excuse to grab a copy of this tasty selection, especially so when it features performances of such tasteful restraint. In truth, 75 minutes of aural sublimity." (Gramophone)
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