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Special offer. Out of Darkness
Music from Lent to Trinity
The Choir of Jesus College Cambridge, Mark Williams
Bairstow’s The Lamentation is interpreted with marvellous subtlety here.
Special offer. Out of Darkness
Music from Lent to Trinity
The Choir of Jesus College Cambridge, Mark Williams
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Bairstow’s The Lamentation is interpreted with marvellous subtlety here.
About
The Choir of Jesus College Cambridge (‘superlative singing’ – The Northern Echo) present this album of sacred works which follows events in the Church calendar. From Ash Wednesday, through to the final feast of the year – Trinity, the recording features works by Bryd, Purcell, Casals, Elgar, Stanford, Britten, Tallis and James MacMillan, all directed by Mark Williams.
Contents and tracklist
- Benjamin Morris
- The Choir of Jesus College, Cambridge
- Mark Williams
- Bertie Baigent
- The Choir of Jesus College, Cambridge
- Mark Williams
- Benjamin Morris, Julia Sinclair
- The Choir of Jesus College, Cambridge
- Mark Williams
- Benjamin Morris
- The Choir of Jesus College, Cambridge
- Mark Williams
- Bertie Baigent
- The Choir of Jesus College, Cambridge
- Mark Williams
- Bertie Baigent
- The Choir of Jesus College, Cambridge
- Mark Williams
- Benjamin Morris
- The Choir of Jesus College, Cambridge
- Mark Williams
- Harry Shapiro, Samuel Stark, Jamie Wilkinson, Louisa Dawes, Sophie Nairac, Jaliya Senanayake, Peter Lidbetter, Benjamin Morris
- The Choir of Jesus College, Cambridge
- Mark Williams
Awards and reviews
May 2015
Bairstow’s The Lamentation is interpreted with marvellous subtlety here.
1st April 2015
This is a fine recital, which has been planned discerningly and performed with great skill and commitment.
22nd February 2015
The programme strays well off the ecclesiastical beaten track...The darkness-to-light format is familiar enough, but the sequence has been carefully thought through here and embraces sufficient variety of styles and texture – some with organ accompaniment, some without – to sustain the disc’s 75 minutes.
