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| Often-neglected works of Sir Charles Villiers Stanford are performed by the men and boys of the Choir of the Cathedral and Abbey Church of St Alban. Andrew Lucas, Master of Music, conducts. Andrew Parnell and Simon Bell accompany on several tracks. | |
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| In two volumes, the (nearly) complete anthems of Charles Wood, a reserved and introspective contemporary of C.V. Stanford, are performed by the Choir of Gonville & Caius College, Cambridge. A few works for organ solo are also included. Gavin Roberts, Timothy Uglow, and Timothy Kennedy accompany on the organ. The Anthems of Charles Wood Volume I The Anthems of Charles Wood Volume II | |
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| Under the direction of Andrew Nethsingha, the men and boys of the Choir of Truro Cathedral perform popular choral music both old and new. Simon Morley, Assistant Organist, accompanies. | |
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| Over the years, Priory has produced many CDs documenting the greatest and most important organs of Europe. Click the icon to view the individual volumes of this timeless series. Great European Organs No. 34 Great European Organs No. 40 Great European Organs No. 41 Great European Organs No. 42 Great European Organs No. 44 Great European Organs No. 48 Great European Organs No. 49 Great European Organs No. 50 Great European Organs No. 52 Great European Organs No. 55 Great European Organs No. 56 Great European Organs No. 58 Great European Organs No. 60 Great European Organs No. 61 Great European Organs No. 62 Great European Organs No. 63 Great European Organs No. 64 Great European Organs No. 65 Great European Organs No. 68 Great European Organs No. 69 Great European Organs No. 71 | |
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| Priory has produced a series of CDs which feature important organs in Australia and New Zealand. Jane Watts and Calvin Bowman perform. Click on the icon to view each of the volumes and to order! Great Australasian Organs I Great Australasian Organs II Great Australasian Organs III Great Australasian Organs IV Great Australasian Organs VI | |
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| Graham Barber performs works for the Christmas season on the fascinating Schulze Organ at St. Bartholomew's, Armley. "Here's a Christmas feast of a different kind! Cold turkey may lose its attraction, mulled wine its allure, but the traditional tunes of the Christmas season never seem to diminish in popularity. This selection of organ music presents some of them, together with other music inspired by the seasonal theme - played on an unspoilt organ from the Victorian era" Graham Barber, quoted from the CD Booklet. | |
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| On two separate discs, Adrian Partington performs the complete organ works of Englishman Basil Harwood (1859-1949). Partington plays at Bristol Cathedral and at Birmingham Oratory. Click the icon to view both volumes and to order! | |
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| Priory has issued a series of three discs featuring 19th century works, performed in three different venues in Scotland and Ireland. John Kitchen and Rupert Gough perform. Click the icon to view and order each of the volumes! | |
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| Organist James Lancelot demonstrates the surprising flexibility of the modest Harrison & Harrison organ at the Emmanuel Church in Chestertown, Maryland. From Giovanni Gabrieli to Guy Bovet, the 24 stop instrument proves capable in a variety of styles. | |
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| Naji Hakim performs his own works on the Cavaillé-Coll organ at the Church of la Trinité, Paris, where he was titular organist from 1993 until 2008. Hakim is joined by additional performers on several tracks, including the Academic Orchestra of Lund, the Academic Choir of Lund and the Collegium Mariae, the Schola Cantorum Scaniensis of Malmö, Sweden, and soprano Kerstin Pettersson. | |
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| Colin Walsh plays The Father Willis Organ of Lincoln Cathedral Walsh performs favorite organ works which span multiple stylistic periods and nationalities on the 87 rank instrument. | |
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| On two discs, organist Desmond Hunter performs Sir Charles Villiers Stanford's complete organ sonatas, and his second set of Six Short Preludes and Postludes. Hunter performs on the 1914 William Hill & Son organ at the Guildhall in Londonderry, in his native Northern Ireland. Two Disc Set Total playing time 129:45 | |
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| Iain Simcock performs Louis Vierne's fourth and sixth symphonies at Westminster Cathedral, where he serves as Assistant Master of Music. | |
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| Dr. Dennis Townhill performs the complete organ works of his close personal friend, the late Dr. Kenneth Leighton. Townhill performs on the 1879 Henry Willis organ at St. Mary's Episcopal Cathedral in Edinburgh, Scotland. Three Disc Set Total Playing Time: 194 minutes | |
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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. | |
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| Daniel Hyde shows the versatility of the King's organ and plays works used in the famous service of lessons and carols. | |
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| Priory Records gathers 30 different organs on one CD with great tracks of instruments such as the Adelaide Town Hall in Australia, 10 cathedrals worldwide, and Woolsey Hall at Yale University in the USA. And the artists are as interesting as the instruments. It’s an organ disc for everybody! SPECIAL PRICE! Click on the headline for more information and to order. | |
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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 | |
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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. Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis Complete Vol. 21 Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis Vol. 20 Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis Vol. 19 Magnificat and Nunc dimittis Vol. 18 Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis Vol. 17 Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis Vol. 16 Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis Vol. 15 Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis Vol. 14 Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis Vol. 13 Mags & Nuncs from St. Thomas Vol. 12 Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis Vol. 11 Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis Vol. 10 Magnficat and Nunc Dimittis Vol. 9 Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis Vol. 8 Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis Vol. 7 Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis Vol. 6 Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis Vol. 5 Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis Vol. 4 Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis Vol. 3 Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis Vol. 2 Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis Vol. 1 Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis | |
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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 Great Cathedral Anthems, Complete, All 12 CDs Great Cathedral Anthems Vol. 12 -- Anthems from Worcester Cathedral Great Cathedral Anthems Vol. 11 St. Thomas Church, New York Great Cathedral Anthems Vol. 10 Dublin Cathedral Great Cathedral Anthems Vol. 9 Hereford Cathedral Great Cathedral Anthems Vol. 8 St. Mary’s Cathedral, Edinburgh Great Cathedral Anthems Vol. 7 Chichester Cathedral Great Cathedral Anthems Vol. 6 Llandaff Cathedral Great Cathedral Anthems Vol. 5 Truro Cathedral Great Cathedral Anthems Vol. 4 Lincoln Cathedral Great Cathedral Anthems Vol. 3 Southwark Cathedral Great Cathedral Anthems Vol. 2 Norwich Cathedral Great Cathedral Anthems Vol. 1 Guildford Cathedral | |
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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 | |
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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 | |
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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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| 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 | |
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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 | |
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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. | |
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| Volume 5 Now Available! Gerard Brooks plays the Cavaillé-Coll at St. Ouen, Rouen Eugène Gigout (1844-1925) was organist at St. Augustine Church in Paris for 60 years and a teacher at the Paris Conservatoire. He favored pieces of moderate length and none of his own works exceed about 10 minutes. Many are based on plainchant and modal harmony which he felt to be the true language of church music. Gigout Organ Works, Vol. 3 Gigout Organ Works, Vol. 4 | |
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| Parisian organist Marie-Bernadette Dufourcet plays selections from the monumental L’Orgue Mystique on two legendary French organs at La Trinité and Sacré-Coeur. Click picture for selections | |
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| IBERT: Pièce Solennelle FRANCK: Choral in b MESSIAEN: Majesté du Christ demandant sa gloire à son Père LEBÈBURE-WÉLY: Variation on Adoro te, devote LANGLAIS: Incantation pour un jour Saint BACH: Fugue in E-flat TOURNEMIRE: Improvisation sur le Te Deum IMPROVISATIONS: Plainchants in alternatum with organ Built by the German-born August Gern (1837-1907), former contre-maître to Cavaillé-Coll, in 1897 for St. John-the-Baptist Church in the Kensington section of London. The remarkable organ in the French style was presided over by Healey Willan prior to his immigration to Canada. Henry Willis rebuilt and enlarged the organ in 1928, leaving the pipework and amazing voicing intact. David Bleaszard plays and improvises with style and great flair in this CD created to raise interest and funds for the organ’s much-needed repair, a problem beautifully overcome by the organist’s virtuosity and obvious high regard for this masterpiece of organbuilding. | |
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| Naji Hakim at Sacre-Coeur, Paris, on the Cavaillé-Coll, playing his own works. | |
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| John Scott Whiteley plays the Cavaillé-Coll at St. Ouen, Rouen. MARCEL PAPONAUD: Toccata DUPRÉ: Prelude & Fugue in C; Variations on Adeste Fideles COCHEREAU: Symphony VIERNE: Meditation IBERT: Choral sur Justorum animae in manu Dei sunt | |
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| Vols. 5 & 6 Now Available! Famous recordings of the complete Messiaen played by Gillian Weir at Århus Cathedral, Denmark, widely lauded in the organ press, are now issued by Priory as individual volumes (just $12.98 per volume to OHS members). Volume 1 includes Apparition de l'Eglise Eternelle, La Nativité, and Le Banquet Celeste. Volume 2 contains Méditations sur le mystère de la Sainte Trinité, Volume 3 presents Les Corps glorieux and Messe de la Pentecote, Volume 4 has two works L'Ascension and Livre d'Orgue, Volumes 5 & 6 on 2 CDs contain the entire Livre du Saint Sacrement. | |
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| Ian Le Grice, former chorister at the Temple Church and now assistant organist, plays in the famous place associated with George Thalben-Ball and others, on the 1927 Harrison & Harrison. Click for repertoire including many works by Thalben-Ball, Darke, Wood, Parry, Davies, Howells, and Hopkins | |
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| Transcribed by Mark Blatchly and played on the 1914/1986 J. W. Walker 4-70 at Lancing College Chapel. | |
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| James Lancelot plays the organ of Durham Cathedral in this 2-CD set of all of the organ works of the great turn-of-the-century Englishman, Sir Charles Hubert Hastings Parry. Includes works composed in tribute to Parry by 12 contemporaries/students and published in 1924 as A Little Book in Memory of Sir Hubert Parry, along with a piece by Parry himself, found after his death. 2 CD Set at a LOW PRICE! | |
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| Hilary Norris plays the 1818 Thomas Elliot 2-17 organ of G-compass at Ashridge Chapel on an estate in Hertfordshire. | |
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| William Lloyd Webber (b. 1914) was a well-known organ recitalist in England by the age of 14. He also began composing at an early age. Disillusioned that his compositions were out of step with the times, he turned to teaching at the Royal College of Music. Jane Watts records the organ works, many for the first time, on the Willis organ at Salisbury Cathedral. | |
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| Complete Organ Works of Vaughan-Williams and Frank Bridge, icons of 20th-century British church music, are championed by Christopher Nickol at the 1923 Harrison & Harrison tubular pneumatic 3-50r of large scale of Caird Hall in Dundee, Scotland. | |
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| Percy Whitlock Organ Works are played by Graham Barber on the 1911 Forster & Andrews 4-100+, refurbished in 1991 by Rusworth & Dreaper, at Hull City Hall in England. | |
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| Played by Graham Barber on the 1893/1933 Willis/1978 Harrison & Harrison at Hereford Cathedral. | |
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| Played by Graham Barber on the organ of Downside Abbey. | |
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| Stephen Cleobury plays the 1934-68 Harrison & Harrison at King’s College, Cambridge, England | |
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| Graham Barber plays the organ of Hereford Cathedral, a beloved 1893/1933 Willis enlarged by Harrison & Harrison in 1978. | |
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| Adrian Partington plays the organ of Winchester Cathedral | |
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| These great British composers are closely associated with church music, but they have few compositions for organ. Organist Robert Gower arranged 10 of the 13 selections on this new CD and plays them at Hereford Cathedral on the 1893/1933 Willis / 1978 Harrison & Harrison. | |
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| Christopher Nickol plays the organs of St. Patrick’s Cathedral, Dublin (1901 Willis/1963 Walker 4-78), and McEwan Hall, Edinburgh (1897 Hope-Jones/1953 Willis 4-63). 2-CD set. Click on the headline for repertoire. | |
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| NOW COMPLETE! With the release of the fourth volume in this series of all of the organ sonatas composed by the Dresden romantic master Gustav Merkel, Adrian Partington completes his perusal of these works as played on several large organs. Other organ works in addition to the sonatas are also included. | |
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| This Bohemian-born musician lived 1842-1924 and composed in the German late-Romantic style, gaining great appreciation in Vienna. He was appointed a court and he was befriended by the Wittgenstein family including the famous, one-armed, pianist Paul Wittgenstein. Labor’s works are played by Ian Coleman on the organ at St. Ignatius, Stamford Hill. Click picture for more information. | |
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| Gillian Weir plays the 18 Leipzig Chorales, BWV 651-668, on the “Bach” organ at St. Thomas Church, Leipzig, where Bach was music director. Completed in 2000, the organ replicates one built in Eisenach, J. S. Bach’s hometown, where he knew the organ and the designing done for the 4-61 by his uncle, who was organist at the church. Also included are Fantasia in G, BWV 572; Trio No. 4 in e, BWV 528; Prelude & Fugue in b, BWV 544; and Toccata & Fugue in F, BWV 540. | |
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| Gillian Weir plays organs built by her late husband Lawrence Phelps: the Casavant of the Deer Park United Church in Toronto and the Phelps organ of St. Luke's Episcopal Church, Fort Collins, Colorado. Schübler Chorales; Clavierübung III; Chorale Partita O Gott, du frommer Gott; Pastorale in F | |
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| SCHOENBERG: Variations on a Recitative, Op. 40 IVES: Variations on America LISZT: Variations on Weinen, Klagen . . . MOZART: Pastorale Variée BRAHMS: Variations on the St. Anthony Chorale Schoenberg & Ives in Helsinki Keith John plays the 1995 organ of Swedish builders Åkerman & Lund in the Kallio Church in Helsinki, Finland. Of 48 stops, the organ designed by consultant Kurt Lueders and completed in 1995 is in French Romantic style and employs Barker levers. | |
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| Twentieth Century Organ Masterpieces are played by John Scott on the 1993 Mander organ of 90 ranks at the Church of St. Ignatius Loyola in New York City. Click on the headline for more information and to order. | |
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| The famous 1949 Aeolian-Skinner of 235 ranks totalling 13,389 pipes at The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, is recorded for the first time on CD and by the wife of its designer and voicer. Jongen: Sonata Eroica; Willan: Introduction, Passacaglia & Fugue; Hindemith: Sonata 1; Reubke: 94th Psalm | |
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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. | |
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| On the 138-rank organ of St. Thomas Episcopal Church, Fifth Avenue, New York City, associate organist Judith Hancock plays with consummate artistry in demonstrating the organ's excellent versatility and magnificent tonal sophistication. Works by Karg-Elert, Sowerby, Ginastera, Mozart, and Bach. | |
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| David Briggs realizes a long personal ambition in transcribing Mahler’s mammoth Fifth Symphony to organ and plays it at Gloucester Cathedral in England, where he is organist and choirmaster. | |
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| PROKOFIEV: Suite from Romeo & Juliet, Op. 64 KEITH JOHN: Suite Time & Motion VALERI KITKA: Orpheus Suite TCHAIKOVSKY: The Nutcracker Suite Virtuoso Keith John transcribed Romeo & Juliet and Nutcracker as brilliant organ suites and equally brilliantly plays then and the other works on the impressive 1992 Klais at Iceland's Hallgrimur Church in Reykjavik. | |
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| The New English Hymnal SERIES COMPLETE! ALL 23 VOLUMES NOW AVAILABLE Choirs of the great English churches sing hymns from the New English Hymnal which is used in churches throughout Great Britain. This series from Priory Records includes all of the hymns in it. Click headline to see all of the volumes and their contents. Vol. 1 The New English Hymnal: The Choir of York Minster Vol. 2 The New English Hymnal The Choir of Marlborough College Chapel Vol. 3 The New English Hymnal The Choir of Ely Cathedral Vol. 4 The New English Hymnal, The Choir of Gloucester Cathedral Vol. 5 The New English Hymnal, The Choir of Norwich Cathedral Vol. 6 The New English Hymnal, The Choir of The Collegiate Church of St Mary Vol. 7 The New English Hymnal, The Choir of All Saints, Margaret Street Vol. 8 The New English Hymnal, The Choir of Keble College, Oxford Vol. 9 The New English Hymnal, The Choir of The Abbey School, Tewkesbury Vol. 10 The New English Hymnal, The Choir of Truro Cathedral Vol. 11 The New English Hymnal, The Choir of Wakefield Cathedral Vol. 12 The New English Hymnal: The Choir of St. Edmundsbury Cathedral Vol. 13 The New English Hymnal: The Choir of Sheffield Cathedral Vol. 14 The New English Hymnal: The Choir of Selwyn College, Cambridge Vol. 15 The New English Hymnal: The Choir of Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral Vol. 16 The New English Hymnal: The Choir of The King's School, Canterbury Vol. 17 The New English Hymnal, The Choir of Girton College, Cambridge Vol. 18 The New English Hymnal The Choir of Manchester Cathedral Vol. 19 The New English Hymnal The Choir of Llandaff Cathedral Vol. 20 The New English Hymnal The Choir of Newcastle Cathedral Vol. 21 The New English Hymnal The Choir of Christ's College, Cambridge Vol. 22 The New English Hymnal The Choir of Belfast Cathedral Volume 23 The New English Hymnal: The Choir of St. Chad's Cathedral, Birmingham | |
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| Beloved hymns are sung with fine organ accompaniment by the Choir of St. Mary’s Episcopal Cathedral, Edinburgh; Dennis Townhill, director; Peter Backhouse, organist. Click on the headline for more information and to order. | |
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| John Scott Whiteley, biographer of Jongen, plays all of the organ works of the Belgian on three organs: Notre Dame de Laeken in Brussels (Merklin/Schyven), York Minster (Harrison & Harrison), and St. Jude’s Church, Detroit (Pilzecker). Click picture for repertoire | |
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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 Vol. 1 John Sanders, British Church Composer Vol. 2 Philip Stopford, British Church Composer | |
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| Choose from four volumes The splendid reputation of the Priory label was gained in the LP era through fine recordings of Britain’s organs. Now the recordings made 1983-86 are remastered to CD from the original digital tapes, and sound even greater than before! For instance, the first volume is a 2-CD set at a special price and features David Hill at Westminster Abbey and John Porter at St. George's, Windsor. Click to see the volumes in this series Vol. 1 (2-CD set) David Hill at Westminster Cathedral and John Porter at St. George’s Chapel, Windsor Vol. 2 Organs at Robinson College, Romsey Abbey, Newark Parish, & St. David’s Hall Vol. 3 Organs at Bristol & Derby Cathedrals; Dunfermline Abbey; Whitchurch Vol. 4 Organs at Kidderminster, Guildford & Coventry Cathedrals, Royal Albert Hall | |
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| On a set of six CDs, Scottish organist John Kitchen plays organ works of Krebs. These Priory recordings have received high critical appreciation. The venues include the 1998 Frobenius at Canongate Kirk, Edinburgh; 1974 Hradetzky at St. Salvator’s Chapel at the University of St. Andrews; 1990 Peter Collins organ in Greyfriars Kirk, Edinburgh; 1978 Ahrend in Reid Concert Hall at the University of Edinburgh (where Kitchen is senior lecturer and university organist); 1984 Collins in St. Peter Church, Mancroft; and 1997 Kenneth Tickell at St. Barnabas, Dulwich. | |
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| In celebration of the Feast of St. Edmund, the men and boys of the Cathedral Choir of St. Edmundsbury, in Suffolk, England, make this recording of choral evensong. Mervyn Cousins conducts, while Scott Farrell plays the 1970 Nicholson and Company organ (which retains pipework from a previous instrument by Norman and Beard). David Horne's Mags and Nuncs were commissioned specifically for this choir. | |
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| At All Saints Chuch, Tooting, London, Jonathan Willcocks conducts the English Cathedral Singers and Southern Pro Musica (a professional chamber choir and an orchestra of freelance players from London and South of England) in his own works. Jane Watts accompanies on the 1906 Harrison & Harrison organ. | |
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