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Saint Albans Chamber Choir Directed By Richard Stangroom - Sacred Spanish Church Music FLAC album


Performer: Saint Albans Chamber Choir Directed By Richard Stangroom
Genre: Classical
Title: Sacred Spanish Church Music
Country: UK
Released: 1990
Style: Vocal, Renaissance, Baroque
Label: Priory
Catalog Number: PRC 334
FLAC version ZIP size: 2111 mb
MP3 version ZIP size: 1809 mb
WMA version ZIP size: 1574 mb
Rating: 4.2
Votes: 105

Tracklist

1Christus Factus Est Pro Nobis
Composed By – Sebastian Lopez de Velasco
2Paradisi Porta
Composed By – Juan Escribano
3Duo Seraphim
Composed By – Francisco Guerrero
4Sicut Lilium
Composed By – Sebastian de Vivanco
5Surge Propera
Composed By – Sebastian de Vivanco
6Cantate Domino
Composed By – Francisco Guerrero
7Missa A 5 Voces 4 Tono
Composed By – Joan Cererols
8Quam Pulchra Sunt
Composed By – Alonso Lobo
9Magnificat
Composed By – Antonio Soler
10Audivi Vocem De Caelo
Composed By – Duarte Lobo

Credits

  • Alto VocalsAlison Dunn, Christine Darby, Emma Freegarde, Hilary Fyson, Isobel McCretton, Martin Shorthose, Mary Webster, Maureen Welsh, Pauline Scott, Valerie Jones
  • Bass VocalsDavid Jones , David Parry , Geoffrey Scott , Mike Bacon , Nigel Stansfield, Simon Filsell, Stephen Reynolds
  • ChoirSt Albans Chamber Choir
  • Directed By, Liner NotesRichard Stangroom
  • OrganMark Sexton
  • Photography ByJulia Chalmers
  • ProducerSimon Filsell
  • Recorded ByNeil Collier
  • Soprano VocalsAlison Burroughes, Alison Oxby, Alison Sharpe, Beth Fagg, Bodie Sproule, Carol Timson, Catherine Jessop, Diane Harvie, Gabrielle Shepstone, Julia Trueman, Karen Lindsey, Margaret Johnstone , Mary Andrews, Mary Baldwin, Penny van Weede, Rachel Brennan
  • Tenor VocalsAlan Fox , Andrew Shepstone, Geoffrey Ward, John Burden , Michael Sproule, Robert Niblett

Notes

Recorded on 5 May 1990 in St Jude-on-the-Hill, Central Square, London.
Cover: Illuminated initial from a Book of Hours (c.1500) in the Wake Collection, Christ Church, Oxford.

"This recording seeks to trace, chronologically, the wonderful tradition of Iberian Church music from the 15th - 18th century, encompassing the Counter-Reformation, the Inquisition, the reigns of Charles V and Philip II and finally, the first glimmerings of the Enlightenment."

Tracks are numbered contiguously across the sides.
The images used in the insert are actual photograph prints.

Total playing time approx. 55 minutes.

Barcodes

  • Rights Society: MCPS

Companies

  • Recorded At – Church Of St. Jude-on-the-Hill, Hampstead