Jesus College Chapel Choir, Cambridge & Mark Williams - Out of Darkness (2015) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: Jesus College Chapel Choir, Cambridge, Mark Williams
- Title: Out of Darkness
- Year Of Release: 2015/2016
- Label: Signum Classics
- Genre: Classical
- Quality: flac lossless (tracks) / flac 24bits - 96.0kHz +Booklet
- Total Time: 01:15:52
- Total Size: 335 mb / 1.23 gb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Cunctis diebus
02. Remember Not, Lord, Our Offences, Z. 50
03. The Lamentation
04. Tantum ergo
05. O vos omnes
06. Ye Choirs of New Jerusalem
07. Surrexit pastor bonus
08. Festival Te Deum, Op. 32
09. Incantation pour un jour Saint
10. The Strathclyde Motets: Sedebet dominus rex
11. Litany to the Holy Spirit
12. If Ye Love Me
13. Listen Sweet Dove
14. Breathe on Me, Breath of God
15. The Apostles, Op. 49: Part 1: Prologue – The Spirit of the Lord is Upon Me
16. Libera nos
17. I Saw the Lord
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Recordings by the venerable English collegiate choirs may seem a dime (or 10 eurocents) a dozen, but this 2015 release by the Choir of Jesus College Cambridge under director Mark Williams is notable for both its thematic breadth and its range of repertoire, which spans not only the liturgical period described in the title but also origins from the Renaissance to the present day. It's the latter feature that's most interesting: rarely have the likes of Ned Rorem been seen as fitting into this setting. There's a nice intimate flow to the music, which mostly offers individualistic, sincere responses to the texts and has some exuberant numbers (Britten's Festival Te Deum, Op. 12, track 8, and the final I Saw the Lord of the usually highly buttoned-down John Stainer) to go with the more contemplative pieces. Clearly responses to this will depend on whether listeners like this style of choral singing, but this is an unusually deep example that avoids stereotype and familiar paths. Signum's engineering in the choir's own chapel is exemplary.
01. Cunctis diebus
02. Remember Not, Lord, Our Offences, Z. 50
03. The Lamentation
04. Tantum ergo
05. O vos omnes
06. Ye Choirs of New Jerusalem
07. Surrexit pastor bonus
08. Festival Te Deum, Op. 32
09. Incantation pour un jour Saint
10. The Strathclyde Motets: Sedebet dominus rex
11. Litany to the Holy Spirit
12. If Ye Love Me
13. Listen Sweet Dove
14. Breathe on Me, Breath of God
15. The Apostles, Op. 49: Part 1: Prologue – The Spirit of the Lord is Upon Me
16. Libera nos
17. I Saw the Lord
Recordings by the venerable English collegiate choirs may seem a dime (or 10 eurocents) a dozen, but this 2015 release by the Choir of Jesus College Cambridge under director Mark Williams is notable for both its thematic breadth and its range of repertoire, which spans not only the liturgical period described in the title but also origins from the Renaissance to the present day. It's the latter feature that's most interesting: rarely have the likes of Ned Rorem been seen as fitting into this setting. There's a nice intimate flow to the music, which mostly offers individualistic, sincere responses to the texts and has some exuberant numbers (Britten's Festival Te Deum, Op. 12, track 8, and the final I Saw the Lord of the usually highly buttoned-down John Stainer) to go with the more contemplative pieces. Clearly responses to this will depend on whether listeners like this style of choral singing, but this is an unusually deep example that avoids stereotype and familiar paths. Signum's engineering in the choir's own chapel is exemplary.
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