In the Bleak Midwinter: Christmas Carols From King's
Matthew Martin (organ), Choir of King's College, Cambridge, Daniel Hyde
The voices are warmly blended by Daniel Hyde, director of music since 2019, and show the choir confidently developing a fresh identity in the post-Stephen Cleobury era.
In the Bleak Midwinter: Christmas Carols From King's
Matthew Martin (organ), Choir of King's College, Cambridge, Daniel Hyde
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The voices are warmly blended by Daniel Hyde, director of music since 2019, and show the choir confidently developing a fresh identity in the post-Stephen Cleobury era.
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Contents and tracklist
Gauntlett:
Once in royal David's city (Arr. David Willcocks, Desc. Stephen Cleobury)
Work length5:06
- Choir of King's College Cambridge, Daniel Hyde, Matthew Martin, Samuel Hodson
- Choir of King's College Cambridge, Daniel Hyde, Matthew Martin, Owen Elsley
- Choir of King's College Cambridge, Daniel Hyde, Matthew Martin, Vladimir Pantea
Adeste fideles:
O come, all ye faithful (Arr. David Willcocks, Desc. Christopher Robinson & David Hill)
Work length7:25
Este's Psalter:
While shepherds watched their flocks by night (Desc. Nicholas Marston & Daniel Hyde)
Work length2:52
trad.:
Thou who wast rich beyond all splendour (Arr. Charles Herbert Kitson & Daniel Hyde)
Work length3:33
trad.:
As I sat on a sunny bank (I saw three ships) (Arr. Elizabeth Poston & Daniel Hyde)
Work length1:52
Spotlight on this release
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Daniel Hyde on Carols from King's
2nd Dec 2021
The Director of Music at King's College Cambridge talks about the college choir's new album of Christmas carols – reflecting the unique circumstances of the height of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020.
Awards and reviews
Christmas 2021
The voices are warmly blended by Daniel Hyde, director of music since 2019, and show the choir confidently developing a fresh identity in the post-Stephen Cleobury era.
