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| The Choir of Men and Boys of Grace Cathedral celebrate the Christmas season and its variety and color. $14.98 |
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| Choral music for the Christmas cycle from Christ Church, New Haven. $14.98 |
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| Vincent H. Edwards directs the St. Bartholomew's boy and girl choristers. $14.98 |
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Music for girls' voices performed by the Upper School Chorale of St. Catherine's School in Richmond, Virginia. Directed by Nick Stephenson and accompanied by organist Jeffrey Smith. $1.99 |
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| Langlais in an elegant liturgy $12.98 |
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| Known throughout the world as the leading masters of Gregorian chant, the monks of Solesmes have released a new compact disc, Learning about Gregorian Chant. This recording simplifies and clarifies the world of chant for those to whom Gregorian chant is a mystery. The combination of a clearly understood text with the fluidly sung examples, convinces the listener that Gregorian chant is open to everyone for enjoyment and prayer. $15.98 |
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| NEW! Celebrating the new Dobson organ built for St. Paul’s Church, Rock Creek, Washington, D. C., the superb choir directed by Graham Elliott sings works of Edward Elgar with Neil Weston, organist, who plays a solo organ work as well. EDWARD ELGAR: Organ Solo: First Movement of Sonata in G, op. 28 Organ & Choir: Great is the Lord, op. 67; Ave verum corpus & Ave Maria, op. 2; O salutaris hostia; Doubt not thy Father’s care; Te Deum and Benedictus, op. 34 $14.98 |
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| Featuring Kevin Clarke conducting the Chancel Choir of the Church of the Incarnation in Dallas. Howells: Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis: Collegium Regale Hymn: Lift High the Cross Bainton: And I saw a new heaven Hoiby: Let This Mind Be in You Howells: Master Tallis' Testament Ireland: Greater love hath no man Clarke: Phos Hilaron Stanford: Psalm 150: Laudate Dominum Howells: Te Deum and Jubilate: Collegium Regale Clarke: Organ Improvisation: "Sortie" Ley: A Prayer of King Henry VI Martinson: Communion Service for the Incarnation: Miss Puer natus est Hymn: When in our music God is glorified $14.98 |
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| Pierre de Manchicourt (c. 1510-1564), a native of Flanders and choir director at several French cathedrals, became music director of the court chapel of Philip II of Spain in 1559. His choral works were widely published and appreciated in his lifetime, and thus survive. The exquisite singing of these beautiful a cappella works by the professional Choir of the Church of the Advent, Boston, Edith Ho, director, is wonderfully captured by recording engineer Ed Kelly and is produced on an SACD-Hybrid CD which plays in conventional stereo on CD players, and in 5-channel Surround Sound on SACD players. $15.98 |
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| The Spanish master of the golden age of polyphony, Tomás Luis de Victoria, left an astoundingly beautiful legacy of antiphonal sacred music devoted to the Blessed Virgin Mary. Realised for the very first time here by The Exon Singers is a Vespers for the Annunciation, bringing together these works of Marian devotion in a glorious and revelatory celebration. Directed by Matthew Owens. $14.98 |
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| John Scott's Final CD with St. Paul's Cathedral Choir, London Anthems by English composers from the 15th to the 20th century are performed by the choir of St. Paul’s Cathedral, London, John Scott, director; Huw Williams, organ. This is the last CD made by Scott with the choir before leaving St. Paul’s for his appointment at St. Thomas Church, New York. Click for works and to order. $17.98 |
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| Works of Vincent Paulet (b. 1962) seek a new route of expression within modernism, largely rejecting the apparent antagonism of avant-gardism and post-modernism. While freely atonal, his music gradually incorporates elements of an earlier tradition. The relation of time is a key element: listening time cannot be compressed and duration affects the quality of memory. The composer intentionally ended a promising future as a concert organist in 1994 to devote his energies to composition for which he has received many accolades and prizes in international competitions. Véronique Le Guen plays the Pascal Quoirin organ at Saint-Rémy de Provence. The superb Les Éléments Chamber Choir sings as directed by Joël Suhubiette. FOR ORGAN: Salve regina; Ave maris stella; Élégie; Laus FOR CHOIR: De profundis Psalm 129 for mixed choir; Suspiros for mixed choir, tenor solo, string quartet $12.98 |
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| The Hereford Cathedral Choir, Geraint Bowen, director; Peter Dyke, organist, perform. Click the headline for titles and to order. $17.98 |
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| Volumes 1 through 5 Available! In five independent volumes, the Collegiate Singers directed by Andrew Millinger sing the complete Morning and Evening Canticles composed by Herbert Howells. Click ikon for descriptions of each volume and to order |
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| Virtuoso organist and composer Gaston Litaize was a major figure of 20th-century musical France and the teacher of such current luminaries as Olivier Latry and Eric Lebrun, who plays for this CD on the Cavaillé-Coll at the church where he is titulaire, Saint-Antoine-des- Quinze-Vingts in Paris.Click picture for repertoire $14.98 |
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| VIERNE: Messe solenelle for 2 organs and 2 choirs at Notre Dame, Paris. Pierre Cochereau, grand orgue, with the cathedral choirs and Jacques Marichal at the choir organ. Also, Cochereau plays VIERNE: Verset Fugué sur In exitu Israël; Allegretto, op. 1; Communion, op. 8; Triptyque, op. 58. George Baker plays on the Cavaillé-Coll at St. Ouen, Rouen: VIERNE: Prelude in f-sharp; marche Triomphale du centenaire de Napoléon VIERNE: 3 Improvisations transcribed by Duruflé: Marche épiscopale, Méditation, Cortége (formerly Vol. 4 of Vierne L’Oeuvre d’Orgue Integral) $14.98 |
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| This final volume of Vierne works includes the first recording made in St. Ouen, Rouen, of the Messe solennelle for two organs and two choirs. Christine Kamp plays what may be the most beautiful Cavaillé-Coll (1890, 4m) in the West gallery (Tribune) and, for the Messe solennelle, Wim Dijkstra plays the almost never-heard Orgue de choeur built in 1856 by Ducroquet which was electrified in 1935. René Nieuwint directs the critically acclaimed Koor Nieuwe Muziek of Amsterdam, which travelled to Rouen for the recording. Works of Louis Vierne: Organ Symphony No. 1 in d, op. 14 Organ Symphony No. 2 in e, op. 20 Transcriptions by Vierne of Cinq Pièces by Franck Prelude in C sharp minor of Rachmaninov, op. 3/2, transcribed by Vierne Sicilienne of J. S. Bach, transcribed by Vierne Toccata & Fugue in d minor, BWV 565, from Vierne edition Tantum ergo for choir & organ, op. 2 Ave Maria for choir & organ, op. 3 Cantique à St. Louis de Gonzague for choir, tenor, and organ Messe solennelle, op. 16, for choirs and two organs $26.98 |
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| VIERNE: Messe Solennelle for 4-part mixed choir and two organs
MULET: Tu Es Petra; TOURNEMIRE: Prelude et Fresque
HAKIM: The Embrace of Fire $14.98 |
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| Vierne: Messe Solennelle (op.16) Final (sym. I) Piccolo: O Hear Us Lord I Look from Afar S. Campbell: Sing We Merrily Unto God Duruflé: Ubi caritas Stanford: Beati quorum via Messiaen: O sacrum convivium Finzi: God is Gone Up Rutter: God Be In My Head In the resonant acoustics of the Cathedral of Mary, Our Queen, the fine Columbia Collegiate Chorale of Columbia Union College sings an engaging program including the rarely heard Vierne Messe Solennelle. James Bingham directs and Keith Thompson and Mark Willey accompany on the 1958 M. P. Möller 4-167. $14.98 |
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| Lauridsen: Lux Aeterna is exquisitely sung by the Los Angeles Master Chorale conducted by Paul Salamunovich. This group performed the work to great acclaimg in the Los Angeles Cathedral (R. C.) during the 2004 AGO National Convention. The CD also includes other choral works by Morten Lauridsen: Les Chansons des Roses; Ave Maria, Mid-Winter Songs, and O Magnum Mysterium. $16.98 |
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| Service music recorded by London’s Temple Church Choir 1960-1980 with Geo. Thalben-Ball, organist & director. 16 pieces. Click on headline for repertoire. $17.98 |
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| In the Paris of the 1870s, the musical establishment of Saint-Sulpice included two Cavaillé-Coll organs, a male choir of more than 200 voices, and a very accomplished boys’ choir of 40. Recreating the effect for this recording are organists Daniel Roth at the Grand Orgue, Sophie-Véronique Choplin at the orgue de choeur, and the professional Mainz Figural Choir. Click the headline for works by Widor, Dupré, Grunenwald, Roth, and Bach. $14.98 |
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| Two Volumes of British choral and organ music composed by John Sanders (Vol. 1) and Philip Stopford (Vol. 2). Stopford, director of music at Belfast Cathedral, conducts the Ecclesium Choir, Tim Noon, organist. Sanders (1933-2003) was music director at Gloucester Cathedral from 1967. The Choir of Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge, Geoffrey Webber, director; Francesca Massey & Thomas Hewitt Jones, organists, perform his works |
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| Gabriel Dessauer directs the International Reger Choir at St. Bonifatius Church in Wiesbaden in this 28-minute work that compares to the Brahms Requiem in quality. Dessauer lectured on the work and introduced the newly-published score at the 2004 AGO Convention in Los Angeles. (Order the score in the sheet music department. It will be found alphabetically under "Reger".) $14.98 |
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| "Schnitger," Singers & Instruments Magnus Kjellson plays the organ solo and conducts The Göteborg Baroque Arts Ensemble, Baroque Soloists & Corona Artis with singers, soloists, and period instruments tuned to Baroque pitch (a = 465 Hz) in spirited works, compellingly performed in the fine acoustics of Örgryte Church, Göteborg. $18.98 |
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| conducted by Christopher M. Cock, sings the program of their 2002 concert tour in the world’s largest collegiate chapel. Lorraine Brugh accompanies at the 102-rank Schlicker/Dobson organ. RAMIREZ: Misa Criolla: Sanctus; Agnus Dei MACMILLAN: Cantos Sagrados: Sun Stone DURUFLÉ: Requiem VICTORIA: Beati immaculati LAURIDSEN: O Magnum Mysterium CHRISTIANSEN: Praise to the Lord $14.98 |
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| Choral & Instrumental Works of Harold Friedell Click ikon for repertoire. $14.98 |
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| Sunday Morning Live at New York’s famous Anglican congregation of “smells and bells,” superbly resonant acoustics, and a legendary Aeolian-Skinner sans case in the West gallery, held very high musical standards and liturgical practice when this complete service for The Feast of Christ the King was recorded at 11 a.m. on Sunday, November 22, 1998. Music director at the time Christopher Babcock plays the Prelude and directs the choir in chants and anthems. Ken Cowan played the concluding voluntary and accompanied the Gounod Mass. $14.98 |
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| The Choir of the Church of the Incarnation, Dallas, Texas; Kevin Clarke, director, presents a CD program of English anthems and hymns which have become identified as “standards” in the Anglican choral tradition. SATB adult choir, most with organ accompaniment, and some a cappella. $14.98 |
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| Born in England (1858-1944), at the height of the Victorian era, made waves not only as a woman composer who managed to study in Leipzig with the likes of Tschaikowsky and meet with Clara Schumann, Brahms and Grieg, but as an active member of the English suffragette movement. Her Mass in D for soloists, choir, orchestra and organ is heard here in a live recording by the Württembergische Philharmonie Reutlingen and the Philharmonia Chor Stuttgart. $15.98 |
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| This album of a cappella voices and solo organ contains performances of the Saint Thomas Choir of Men and Boys and organ soloist Judith Hancock. Click on headline for repertoire. $14.98 |
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| Stephen Layton conducts Polyphony (a superb London choir), The Wallace Collection brass ensemble, and organist James Vivian in this first-rate production of Walton's choral works. Opening the CD are works that he composed for the coronation of the current British queen. The booklet contains a superb biography with emphasis on the milieu surrounding the creation of the works. The recordings were made in 2002 at Hereford Cathedral and at St. Jude-on-
the-Hill, Hampstead. Click the headline for titles and to order. $17.98 |
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| performed by The Choirs and Orchestra of St. John's Cathedral, Denver; Donald Pearson, conductor; Eric Plutz, organist at the famous 1931 Kimball organ. Click headline for list of 10 works $14.98 |
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| For double choir, orchestra, and great organ:
The Last Gospel is performed at Notre-Dame Cathedral, Paris, by Ensemble Orchestral de Paris, Maîtrise Notre-Dame de Paris (the choir) directed by John Nelson; Olivier Latry, organist. Escaich composed this work on commission to “bear testimony to 2000 years of Christianity.” It is based on the Prologue of the Gospel according to St. John. Then, Escaich improvises on the cathedral organ. Click on the headline to order. $12.98 |
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| Anthems from Christ Church, Cranbrook in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, presents the choir of 45 singers directed by Charles Raines, who has been with the parish since 1980. The 1927 E.M. SKINNER was RECONSTRUCTED IN 1997 BY MANDER. Click on the headline for more information and to order. $14.98 |
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| Pierre Cochereau plays the huge organ and the choir sings at Notre Dame in Paris. Te Deum; O Filii et Filiae; Victimae Pascali; Magnificat; Tantum Ergo by J. S. Bach;
De Profundis Parisien; Improvised Organ Postlude; more $14.98 |
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| Shaker songs arranged by Kevin Siegfried, demonstrates why this music is one of the richest bodies of folksong in American history. Siegfried’s arrangements follow Shaker aesthetics of beauty, simplicity, and utility. Doug Fullington directs the Tudor Choir in this haunting collection of Americana. Click on the headline for more information and to order. $14.98 |
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| Service music (21 pieces including anthems, hymns, etc. - four previously unissued) recorded at the church 1922-35 and directed by George Thalben-Ball, organist. Click on the headline for more information and to order. $14.98 |
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| Service music recorded by London’s Temple Church choirs. Recorded at the church 1927-32: 12 pieces with Geo. Thalben-Ball, organist & director. Studio recording 1948: 7 Christmas pieces with A. Capel Dixon, director of The Templars’ Male Choir; Herbert Dawson, organ. Studio recording 1950: 7 Christmas pieces with Thalben-Ball, pianist, organist, and director. Click on the headline for more information and to order. $14.98 |
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| The entire collection of 21 CDs $199.98 (Regular price $356.58) Great church and cathedral choirs in England and New York perform the primary components of the traditional Service of Evensong in the Anglican tradition. Volumes are also available singly. Click picture for contents of each disc. |
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| Choral music as practiced in the Anglican church includes the anthem as composed over several centuries, culminating in the large Romantic works composed through the 20th century. 12 volumes are available singly or as a collection at a special price: 12 CDs, $169.98 for members, $189.98 to non-members (Regular price $203.76) Click picture for listings |
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| This set of 10 CDs (also available as individual CDs) features British cathedral choirs singing the Psalms. Hereford, Wells, Durham, Lichfield, Gloucester, Guildford, Norwich, Ely, Rochester Cathedrals and York Minster. Regular price: $169.80 Sale price: $89.98 |
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| The Vicar of Dibley and Mr. Bean TV Series theme music was composed by Howard Goodall (b. 1958) and is included on this CD sung by The Choir of Christ Church Cathedral in Oxford, Stephen Darlington, director; David Goode, organ. Other sacred and secular works by the composer are also included. Click for full repertoire $15.98 |
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| Click for many titles featuring English choirs and organists including King's College, Westminster Abbey, Stephen Cleobury, Martin Neary, Monteverdi Choir with John Eliot Gardiner and many more. Superb performances, excellent sound quality, and moderate prices make these CDs very collectible. |
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| This 2-CD anthology from the Choir of Men & Boys at St. Thomas Church, New York, Gerre Hancock director, features hymns, psalms, and organ music, moving through selections for the entire liturgical year from Michaelmas through Advent and Christmas and on through Lent, Easter, Pentecost and even “Ordinary Time,” giving a panorama of praise at its finest and most varied. The field of music ranges from ancient plainsong through the stirring hymns of Bach’s time, the Anglican chants of recent centuries, to a moving modern anthem, organ solos in the English pastoral tradition, and a toccata-rhumba of surprising brillance and panache. Click picture for repertoire $35.98 |
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| The Choir of Truro Cathedral directed by Andrew Nethsingha; John Hosking, organ, celebrates the cycle of the Christian year. Click picture for repertoire $14.98 |
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| The Choir of Wakefield Cathedral, Jonathan Bielby, director; Louise Marsh, organist, sings evensong for the Feast of St. Cecilia (Nov. 22), patron saint of music. Click picture for repertoire $14.98 |
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| The Choir of Clare College, Cambridge, directed by Timothy Brown; John Reid, organ. Soloists include Elin Manahan Thomas, soprano, and Nicholas Mulroy, tenor. Click picture for titles $14.98 |
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| Opus 7, directed by Loren W. Pontén, is a resident vocal ensemble at St. James Cathedral, Seattle, where this recording was made. Joseph Adam is the organist. Works by Albright, Muehleisen, Parry, Gibbons, Bartolucci, Szymanowski, Ives, Rener, Bainton, Stanford, Finzi, and Alice Parker. Click picture for repertoire $14.98 |
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| What music was played on the great Clicquot organ when it was erected in Souvigny in 1783? Found in the gallery there is the score by Jacques-Marie Charpentier (1766-1834), thus providing part of the answer. It is also likely that his father’s music (Jean-Jacques, 1734-1794) was also played. A discussion of this enlightens this most enjoyable, often jaunty, organ music played by organist Jean-Luc Perrot with percussions. The Mass is sung by La Chapelle St-Jean-Baptiste de Lyon directed by Jean-François Duchamp. The wonderful organ at Souvigny is beautifully recorded. Click picture for list of works $13.98 |
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| Peter Hallock, organist/choirmaster at St. Mark’s Cathedral, Seattle, for 40 years, produced a remarkable legacy of published and unpublished compositions, including numerous motets as well as large-scale anthems with instrumental accompaniment. Richard Sparks leads the Choral Arts Northwest for this album recorded over a five-month period in three different locations. Click picture for titles of anthems $14.98 |
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| The Requiem (1948) is a second version for organ and choir. In Quatre Motets, Duruflé chooses the form of the cantus firmus motet for a capella choir. The Suite, op. 5 (Prelude, Sicilienne, Toccata) is essentially an organ symphony. The Krakow Chamber Choir led by Stanislaw Krawczynski performs at the Kirche Enge in Zürich with a Kuhn organ played by Barbara Meldau Dziewierz. $12.98 |
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| Requiem (Missa Pro Defunctis) and Funeral Rites (Ordo Exsequiarum): Responsories are sung by the choir of the Robert Schumann Hochschule, Dûsseldorf, directed by Karlheinrich Hodes, performing at Klosterkirche Knechtsteden. The accompanying booklet gives the text in Latin, German, French and English. $14.98 |
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| Stefan Schmidt improvises on the great symphonic 3-59 Göckel organ in St. Peter’s, Düsseldorf on Gregorian Chant tunes for Advent and Christmas as sung by the Schola Ars Cantandi directed by Peter Petermann. $14.98 |
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| Giovanni Gabrieli of Venice had become Italy’s leading composer by about 1600, but his roots were in Munich at the court of Duke Albrecht V of Bavaria under Orlando di Lasso. These ensemble works are performed by The Musicalishe Compagney, an early-music group based in Berlin and performing in historic style on period instruments including organ. Click picture for repertoire $14.98 |
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| Five works for various performing forces are included on this one CD. Te Deum for organ is played by Hakim at La Trinité, Paris. Other works: Hymne de l’Univers for orchestra, Missa redemptionis for mixed choir a cappella Children for mixed choir a cappella, Les Noces de l’Agneau for orchestra $12.98 |
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| The Choir of St. Paul’s Cathedral, Barry Rose, director; Christopher Dearnley, organist, perform the works heard at the coronations of Queen Elizabeth II and several of her predecessors as well as the 25th anniversary celebration of her coronation. Click ikon for repertoire $15.98 |
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| Anglican favorites from Washington National Cathedral. Click ikon for repertoire $14.98 |
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| Evensong from Lincoln: The Choir of Lincoln Cathedral sings the Anglican service of Evensong, directed of Colin Walsh with Jeffrey Makinson, organist. BACH: Dies sind die heil’ gen zehn Gebot Voluntary HOLMES: Introit: Hear my prayer HOWELLS: Collegium Regale: Magnificat, Nunc Dimittis WM. SMITH: Service music HYMNS: Father, hear the prayer we offer; The day thou gavest ELGAR: Anthem: The Spirit of the Lord NIBELLE: Carillon Orléanais $14.98 |
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| and Mendelssohn Hear My Prayer are performed by the choir of First United Methodist Church, Lubbock, Texas, Gordon McMillan, director; Frederick Swann, organist. The 87-voice choir has toured extensively. Swann plays the 4m Moller of 110 ranks. $14.98 |
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| First of two volumes to present all of Charles Woods’ completed anthems $14.98 |
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From St. Thomas Church, New York Kodály Missa Brevis and Vaughan Williams Mass in G Minor are sung by the Choir of Men and Boys at St. Thomas Church, New York, directed by Gerre Hancock, organist and master of choristers.$14.98 |
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| Fred Swann conducts and plays church services at Riverside Church, New York City, in the period 1968-83, including Advent Lessons & Carols, Christmas, Easter, Hymns, and Anthems. Click for repertoire and more description $24.95 |
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| This series of CDs from Hortus collects interesting works in excellent performances in these volumes: Influence of Liszt; Samson & Dalila at Church; and A Wedding, A Funeral, and a Salute to the Holy Sacrament. |
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| Philip Moore directs the Choir of York Minster and John Scott Whiteley plays the famous, 90+ rank, mostly Harrison & Harrison organ. Click ikon for repertoire $16.98 |
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TWO CDs from the fabulous, professional, choir of Church of the Advent in Boston bring fine performances of early vocal works. Click photo for repertoire on each CD |
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A Choral Evensong! The Choir of Men & Boys of Christ Church Cathedral, Indianapolis, sings Evensong and a choral concert. Click ikon for repertoire $14.98 |
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| Music for the Feasts of Mary are performed at the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception. Click ikon for repertoire $14.98 |
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The Choir of St. Paul's Cathedral, London, John Scott, Director; Andrew Lucas, organ. Click ikon for repertoire $17.98 |
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| John Scott directs the famous Choir of Men & Boys, Andrew Lucas, organ. Click ikon for repertoire $17.98 |
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| The fine Cathedral Choir led by Donald Pearson, with John Repulski at the 1938 Kimball organ, celebrates Christmas with the much-loved Festival of Nine Lesson and Carols. Carol anthems include “Ding, Dong! Merrily” (arr. Willcocks), “Adam Lay Ybounden” (arr. Bales), “My Dancing Day” (Near), “Betelehmu” (Nigerian Christmas Song), “He is born the Divine Child” (arr. Berkey), “Christmas Lullaby” (Jeffrey Van) and others. Organ solos, traditional readings and prayers, and hymns complete the service. $14.98 |
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| The Choir of the Church of the Advent, Boston, Edith Ho, music director; Mark Dwyer, organist and assistant conductor, exquisitely render a group of Christmas works. Click ikon for repertoire $14.98 |
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| A Christmas concert from Notre Dame Cathedral, Paris, with the choirs of the Cathedral accompanied by the choir organ. Pierre Cochereau at the grand orgue provides many improvisations on traditional Christmas melodies for this festive occasion. $14.98 |
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| The choir of Trinity Episcopal Church, Portland, Oregon, John Strege, director. George Baker plays the Rosales organ. DUPRÉ: Variations sur un Noël; In dulci jubilo MULET: Noël BAKER: Berceuse-Paraphrase
D’AQUIN: Noël LANGLAIS: La Nativité THE CHOIR SINGS: Verbum caro; Prope est Dominus; Lullay My Liking; A Spotless rose; My Dancing Day; Hodie Christus Natus Est; Adam lay ibounden; Once As I Remember; more $14.98 |
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| The Choir of Men and Boys, Douglas Major, organist and choirmaster, celebrate Christmas with carols and anthems. STEWART: On This Day PALESTRINA: Matin Responsory DIRKSEN: Arise, Shine; A Child My Choice BIEBL: Ave Maria MAJOR: Glory to God WHITE: How Far Is It To Bethlehem? WILLCOCKS (arr.): Sing Lullaby CORNELIUS: The Three Kings CANTIONES: January Carol ANON: All and Some CAROLS: Angels We Have Heard On High, Silent Night, Hark The Hearld Angels Sing
ORGAN SOLOS—BACH: Der Tag, der is so freudenreich; In Dulci Jubilo SUMISON: Fantasie on Adeste Fideles $14.98 |
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| 21 of the beloved hymns of Ralph Vaughan Williams are sung by the The Choir of Trinity College, Cambridge, Richard Marlow, director; Christopher Allsop and Andrew Lamb, organists.Ye watchers and ye holy ones; Deck thyself, my soul, with gladness; Hail thee, festival day; Come down, O love divine; For all the saints; many more. Also includes Organ Preludes on Rhosymedre, Bryn Calfaria, and Hyfrydol. $16.98 |
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| in England, David Price, choirmaster and organist; David Thorne, assistant organist. Creator of the stars at night, Lord of all hopefulness, Morning has broken, Light’s abode, celestial Salem, Drop, drop, slow tears, Were you there?, Thine be the glory, many more. $17.98 |
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| John Scott, conductor; and Christopher Dearnley, organist with the St. Paul's Cathedral Choir and the English Brass Ensemble. Praise My Soul the King of Heaven, O Worship the King, There Is A Green Hill Far Away, Immortal Invisible, Praise to the Lord the Almighty, Ye Holy Angels Bright, Dear Lord and Father of Mankind, many more. $10.98 |
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| Sing praise to God; Jesu, grant me this; Solemn Te Deum; O Living Bread; Here, O my Lord; Be Still, my Soul; The Saint whose praise today we sing; Communion Service in G; Magnificat & Nunc Dimittis in G and in fauxbourdon style; O gentle presence; Glorious in Heaven; Come, let us join our cheerful songs; O gladsome light Whitlock for Choir The Choir of Rochester Cathedral, Roger Sayer, director, William Whitehead, organist. $14.98 |
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| The Memphis Boychoir and the Memphis Chamber Choir, accompanied by organists Diane Meredith Belcher and Frederick Hohman and the Memphis Pro Arte Chamber Orchestra, all directed by John Ayer, perform a program of 20th-century sacred choral works featuring a premiere performance of the Sharpe work for brass quintet and organ. CASALS: O vos omnes BRITTEN: Jubilate Deo in C ROREM: Sing, my soul, His wondrous love TAVENER: Today the Virgin PINKHAM: Alleluia, Acclamation, & Carol LANGLAIS: Ubi caritas IRELAND: Te Deum in F CARLYLE SHARPE: Confitemini Domino and ten more selections $14.98 |
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| Stanford Morning & Evening Services and Offices for Holy Communion are performed in Stanford’s native Dublin by the Choir of Christ Church Cathedral, Mark Duley, director, Andrew Johnstone, organist. For lo, I raise up; The Queen’s Service; Festal Communion Service in B-flat; Magnificat & Nunc Dimittis in E-flat; Three Motets: Glorious and powerful God; Eternal Father; Ye holy angels bright $14.98 |
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| The Glory of Gibbons is ably demonstrated by the Chancel Choir of the Episcopal Church of the Incarnation, Dallas, Kevin M. Clarke, organist and choirmaster. The relatively small choral output, anthems and verse anthems, of this early 17th-century composer is given its due by the fine choir of professionals and volunteers, accompanied by the 1958 Aeolian-Skinner 3m rebuilt in 1994 by Fritz Noack. Organists are Keith Franks and organ scholar Jason Abel. We Praise Thee, O Father; See, See the Word is Incarnate; Great Lord of Lords; O Lord, Increase My Faith; Almighty & Everlasting God; I am the resurrection; Second Evening Service; This is the record of John; Hosanna to the Son of David; Lord, grant grace; O Lord in Thee is all my trust; If ye be risen again with Christ; O Lord, in thy wrath; O clap your hands $14.98 |
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| The Bach Choir, formed in 1876 to give the first performance in Britain of Bach’s B minor Mass, sings a program of recent British compositions for choir, brass, organ, and percussion, including John Rutter’s popular Gloria. Sir David Willcocks has been director of the Bach Choir since 1960. The virtuoso brass ensemble known as The Wallace Collection is joined by percussionists and organist Jane Watts. PAUL PATTERSON: Magnifcat Op. 75 JONATHAN WILLCOCKS: Sing Praises DAVID WILLCOCKS: Lift up your heads JOHN RUTTER: Gloria $14.98 |
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| Gerre Hancock conducts the Choir of Men & Boys, Judith Hancock, organ, at St. Thomas Episcopal Church, New York. $14.98 |
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| Now Complete! Twelve volumes are now available in the series from St. Paul's Cathedral, London, conducted by John Scott. |
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| is performed by the Choir of Men and Boys directed by Gerre Hancock; Hancock and Peter Stoltzfus, organ; The Rev. Canon John Andrew chants. Click to see further description. $14.98 |
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| The St. Thomas Choir of Men & Boys sing exquisitely in this beautiful recording under direction of Gerre Hancock, Master of Choristers; Michael Kleinschmidt, organist. PSALMS 8, 22, 23, 24, 47, 48, 84, 96, 108, 114, 121, 133, 134, 136, 150 HYMNS: Lo, he comes; Joy to the world; We sing of God; Jesus lives!; The head that once was crowned $14.98 |
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| Almost every American choral group has sung at least one of the masterful and compelling arrangements of African-American spirituals done by William L. Dawson. They are sung here by the well-loved St. Olaf Choir, whose great choral tradition spans most of this century. Marvis Martin is the soprano soloist; Anton Armstrong conducts. Ain-a That Good News; Swing Low, Sweet Chariot;
Soon Ah Will Be Done; In His Care – O; Hail Mary;
Mary Had A Baby; Behold The Star; There Is A Balm In Gilead; Ev’ry Time I Feel The Spirit; Steal Away; Ezekiel Saw de Wheel $14.98 |
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| Two CDs for the Price of One John Scott conducts the Choir of St. Paul’s Cathedral, London, and Christopher Dearnley plays the accompaniments and the solo organ works. Definitive!
Te Deum & Jubilate Collegium Regale; Magnificat & Nunc Dimittis St. Paul’s Service; Behold, O God our defender; Like as the hart; Take him, earth, for cherishing
ORGAN WORKS: Psalm-Preludes, Sets 1& 2; Three Rhapsodies, Op. 17; Master Tallis’s Testament $18.98 |
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| The Anglican Evening Service & Canticles in several settings sung by the Choir of St. Paul’s Cathedral conducted by John Scott, Christopher Dearnley, organist.
STANFORD: Magnificat & Nunc Dimittis in C S. S. WESLEY: Evening Canticles in E BLAIR: Evening Service in B minor WOOD: Magnificat & Nunc Dimittis in F BREWER: Evening Canticles in D WALMISLEY: Magnificat & Nunc Dimittis in D minor $17.98 |
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| The Choir of St. Paul's Cathdral, London; Jeremy Budd, treble; directed by John Scott, Andrew Lucas, organ.
BRAHMS: Ye Now Are Sorrowful from German Requiem HARVEY: Come, Holy Ghost MENDELSSOHN: Hear My Prayer TAVENER: I Will Lift Up Mine Eyes WISE: The Ways of Zion Do Mourn ROSE: Feast Song for St. Cecelia ALLEGRI: Miserere BRITTEN: Festival Te Deum in E, op. 32 STANFORD: Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis in G $17.98 |
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| The Choir of St. Paul’s Cathedral conducted by John Scott, Christopher Dearnley, organist, perform settings of the Anglican evening service and the canticles used in it. NOBLE: Evening Service in B Minor HOWELLS: Magnificat & Nunc Dimittis MURRILL: Mag. & Nunc in E HARWOOD: Mag. & Nunc in A-flat DARKE: Evening Service in F DYSON: Evening Service in D SUMSION: Magnificat & Nunc Dimittis in G $17.98 |
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| The Choir of St. Paul's Cathedral, London; John Scott, conducting; Andrew Lucas, organ. STAINER: I Saw the Lord FINZI: God is Gone Up WOOD: Hail, Gladdening Light GARDINER: Evening Hymn NAYLOR: Vox Dicentis: Clama WESLEY: Blessed be the God and Father BAIRSTOW: Blessed City, heavenly Salem; Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence HADLEY: My Beloved Spake IRELAND: Greater Love Hath No Man STANFORD: Beati Quorum Via $17.98 |
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| The Choir of St. Paul's Cathedral, London; John Scott, conducting, Andrew Lucas, organ. BATTISHILL: Lord, look down from heaven STAINER: How beautiful upon the mountains BAINTON: And I saw a new Heaven MATHIAS: As truly as God is our Father JOUBERT: O Lorde, the maker of all things BAIRSTOW: Save us, O Lord OUSELEY: O Saviour of the World GOWERS: Viri Galilaei HOLLOWAY: Lord, what is man? FINZI: Lo, the full, final sacrifice STANFORD: Justorum animae from 3 Motets, op. 38. $17.98 |
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| The Choir of St. Paul's Cathedral, London; John Scott, conducting, Andrew Lucas, organ. HARWOOD: O how glorious STANFORD: The Lord is my shepherd TAVENER: Hymn to the Mother of God HARRIS: Faire is the heaven ATTWOOD: Come, Holy Ghost SAXTON: At the round Earth’s imagined corners WALTON: Set me as a seal HOLST: Turn back, O man PARRY: There is an old belief ELGAR: Give unto the Lord WESLEY: In exitu Israel WOOD: Expectans Expectavi $17.98 |
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| The Choir of St. Paul's Cathedral; John Scott, conducting; & Andrew Lucas, organ. MATHIAS: Let the people praise thee BAIRSTOW: Jesu, grant me this, I pray FRANCIS JACKSON: Alleluia, laudate pueri Dominum HOWELLS: A Hymn for St. Cecilia WM HARRIS: Bring us, O Lord God STANFORD: Coelos ascendit hodie BULLOCK: Give us the wings of faith HARVEY: I love the Lord ATTWOOD: Teach me, O Lord CHARLES WOOD: O Thou, the central orb GRIER: Let us invoke Christ PARRY: Hear my words, ye people ROBIN ORR: They that put their trust in the Lord $17.98 |
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| The Choir of St. Paul's Cathedral, London; John Scott, conducting, Andrew Lucas, organ. PARRY: I Was Glad WESLEY: Thou wilt keep him in perfrect peace WOOD: Glory and honour and laud BERKELEY: The Lord is my Shepherd HARRIS: O what their joy and their glory must be TAVENER: Annunciation VAUGHAN WILLIAMS: Lord, Thou hast been our refuge H. WOOD: The Kingdom of God DAVIES: Blessed are the pure in heart RADCLIFFE: God be in my head ELGAR: Great is the Lord $17.98 |
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| The Choir of St. Paul's Cathedral; John Scott, conductor; Andrew Lucas, organ. STANFORD: For lo, I raise up HARVEY: Dum transisset sabbatum ELGAR: Ave verum TIPPETT: Plebs angelica BAIRSTOW: If the Lord had not helped me DEARNLEY: Let thy hand be strengthened HARRIS: Strengthen ye the weak hands TAVENER: Three Antiphons PARRY: My soul, there is a country WALMISLEY: Remember, O Lord, what is come upon us WOOD: 'Tis the day of Resurrection $17.98 |
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| John Scott directs the Choir of St. Paul's Cathedral, London. STANFORD: How beauteous are their feet GOSS: If we believe that Jesus died SUMSION: They that go down to the sea RUTTER: God be in my head BAIRSTOW: Lord, thou has been our refuge WALTON: A Litany PARRY: Never weatherbeaten sail ATTWOOD: Turn thy face from my sins LEIGHTON: Give me the wings of faith HOWELLS: O pray for the peace of Jerusalem BRITTEN: Hymn to St. Peter LEWIS: The souls of the righteous WOOD: Oculi omnium MOORE: Lo! God is here! $17.98 |
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| Vincent Warnier plays Orgelbuchlein with virtuosic flair and musicality on the very beautiful 1975 Alfred Kern 4-62 at St. Martin’s Church in a village in Alsace, France. The superb and stylish Ensemble Vocal Jean Sourisse sings each chorale. Highly recommended. $29.95 |
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