The King’s Musick
Music from the Chapel Royal - verse anthems
The Sixteen, Harry Christophers
The singing, both solo and corporate is of an high order. Tenors Simon Berridge and Mark Dobell convey the touching melancholy of Humfrey's devotional songs with tender inflexions and a just...
The King’s Musick
Music from the Chapel Royal - verse anthems
The Sixteen, Harry Christophers
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The singing, both solo and corporate is of an high order. Tenors Simon Berridge and Mark Dobell convey the touching melancholy of Humfrey's devotional songs with tender inflexions and a just...
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Cooke, H:
Put Me Not To Rebuke, Oh Lord
Work length11:29
This work is only available as an album download.
- Elin Manahan Thomas, Jonathan Arnold
- The Sixteen
- Harry Christophers
- Mark Dobell
- The Sixteen
- Harry Christophers
Pelham Humfrey, John Blow, William Turner:
I Will Always Give Thanks (The 'Club' Anthem)
Work length6:43
- Simon Berridge, Mark Dobell, Jonathan Arnold
- The Sixteen
- Harry Christophers
- Mark Dobell
- The Sixteen
- Harry Christophers
- Simon Berridge, Mark Dobell, Jonathan Arnold
- The Sixteen
- Harry Christophers
- Simon Berridge
- The Sixteen
- Harry Christophers
Work length10:34
This work is only available as an album download.
- Julia Cooper, Simon Berridge, Robert Macdonald
- The Sixteen
- Harry Christophers
- Mark Dobell, Tim Jones, Robert Macdonald
- The Sixteen
- Harry Christophers
Awards and reviews
November 2006
The singing, both solo and corporate is of an high order. Tenors Simon Berridge and Mark Dobell convey the touching melancholy of Humfrey's devotional songs with tender inflexions and a just degree of expressive fervour. Elin Manahan Thomas is comparably sensitive in her heartfelt account of the fourth song. A Hymn to God the Father.
November 2006
The Sixteen gravitate primarily towards mournful works. Appropriate to the relatively small dimensions of the Chapel Royal, Harry Christophers adopts an intimate chamber style of single strings and soloists from within the choir. The performances include fine solo contributions, especially Elin Manahan Thomas's exquisite rendering of Humfrey's Hymn to God the Father.
