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Leighton - Magnificat & Nunc Dimittis (Second Service), Op. 62
Genres:
Choral » Magnificat & Nunc dimittis settings
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Leighton: Crucifixus
& other choral works
Jeremy Cole (organ), Andrew Kennedy (tenor)
Trinity College Choir Cambridge, Stephen Layton
The writing [in Crucifixus] is at its finest when tenor Andrew Kennedy is singing: his contribution is altogether gripping, and unstintingly committed. There's wonderful quiet singing from the... —
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Throughout, the choir is on top form, with an exceptionally clear and forward tone. Former organ scholar Glen Dempsey matches the level of his colleagues’ achievements, proving himself to be... —
Awards:
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Gramophone Magazine, Awards Issue 2019, Editor's Choice
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Leighton - Sacred Choral Music
Christopher Whitton (organ), Crispian Steele-Perkins (trumpet), James Oxley (tenor)
Choir of St. John’s College Cambridge, Christopher Robinson
Our reviewer summed up: 'In this business of record-reviewing I find, on the positive side, music and performances I like, more that I admire, some that I love, but not much that evokes affirmation... —
Awards:
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Gramophone Magazine, March 2004, Editor's Choice
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Choral Evensong for St. Cuthbert's Day
Ian Shaw (organ)
The Choir of Durham Cathedral, James Lancelot
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Evening Watch
Choral Music by Finzi, Holst, Leighton & Schuman
D.E. Weeks (organ)
Queens' College Chapel Choir, Cambridge, Rupert Jordan
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This CD focuses on the Marian tradition and James MacMillan’s ongoing relationship with sacred choral music, centred on his deeply held Roman Catholic faith. It makes for an engaging programme,... —
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This series has won consistantly enthusiastic reviews in these pages and the present volume may well be the best yet. —
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Kenneth Leighton: Cathedral Music
Andrew Lucas (organ), Neil Mackie (tenor), St Paul’s Cathedral Choir, John Scott
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Howells & Leighton: Sacred Choral Music
David Went (organ)
The Choir of The Queen's College, Oxford, Matthew Owens
