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Music for Evensong at Gloucester Cathedral

commemorating the start of “The War to end all Wars 1914” on 4 August 1914.

Jonathan Hope (organ)

The Choir and Organ of Gloucester Cathedral, Adrian Partington

Choir and organist are full of energy and well recorded

Music for Evensong at Gloucester Cathedral

commemorating the start of “The War to end all Wars 1914” on 4 August 1914.

Jonathan Hope (organ)

The Choir and Organ of Gloucester Cathedral, Adrian Partington

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The service of Evensong is a special event at all cathedrals, being celebrated daily either in the said form or as a full choral service. This service has a special theme to commemorate the start of World War I. Two pieces by Ivor Gurney who fought in WWI for the Gloucestershire Regiment are featured and are first recordings, together with the canticles of Neil Cox, especially written for Gloucester Cathedral Choir. John Sanders, a past director of music at the cathedral is also represented in three works including, “A Prayer”, the last piece written before his untimely death in 2003.

Contents and tracklist

A Prayer
Track length3:05
Magnificat
Track length5:52
Nunc dimittis
Track length4:10

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May 2015

Choir and organist are full of energy and well recorded
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