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L'Orgue Mystique 26 and 28

Robert Fielding

Charles Tournemire began work on his large scale set of 51 suites for organ in 1927 after many years improvising at the weekly Mass upon the chant propers used at St Clothilde, Paris. Beginning with the suites for Easter and Christmas, Tournemire began to present an eschatological portrayal of the mystery of redemption as it unfolds in the liturgical calendar.

No 26 - In Festo Ss. Trinitatis (La Sainte Trinité) op.57

No 28 - Sacratissimi Cordis Jesu (Le Sacré-Coeur de Jésus) op.57

L'Orgue Mystique 23 and 27

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Robert Fielding

Suite No 23 - In Ascensione Domine (LAscension) op.56

Suite No 27 - In Festo Corporis Christi (Le Très-Saint Sacrament) op.57

Guardian of Heaven

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Cantate, Zoltán Pad

Guardian of Heaven is a set of sublime choral works by Graham Keitch, recorded in the Hungarian Radio Studios by the award winning Cantate Adult Choir. It was released by the recording branch of the English Music Festival (EM Records) in 2020.

'Keitch writes technically assured, singable music for the church, attractive to choirs and congregations.' - (Judith Markwith, RSCM CD review).

The Beatific Vision

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Leicester Cathedral Chamber Choir, Christopher Ouvry-Johns, Simon Headley

Sacred choral and organ music, by Simon Mold and Charles Paterson, from Leicester Cathedral

St Asaph Experience

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Olivia Hunt, John Hosking et al

Organist John Hosking is joined by soprano Olivia Hunt, violinist Xander Croft and harpist Bethan Griffiths in a varied programme from St Asaph Cathedral. The CD contains two world premieres, including In the halls of our patronage by John Hosking.

Musick to Heare

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Olivia Hunt and John Hosking

Olivia Hunt's debut album, including Music to Hear.

Of a Rose

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Matthew Curtis and Tom Corfield

The first album of the colourful and memorable music of the increasingly popular music of Tamsin Jones, featuring the irresistibly catchy Noel: Verbum Caro Factum Est, contrapuntal tours de force (Praeter Rerum Seriem and Ave Maria), highly original harmonic writing and microtones (Of a Rose), riotous romps for the organ (Vom Himmel Hoch and Recessional), and also beautiful items from the Chichester Music Press catalogue.

'..a delight to listen to. The harmonies and the counterpoint are superbly blended and the whole listening experience is highly enjoyable. These modern compositions reflect in a wonderful way the best of the periods on which many of them are based.' - Jolyon Dodgson MBE.

'..a fascinating compositional style of intellect and delight..' - Jack Stone

All Angels Cry Aloud

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Sarah MacDonald, Ely Cathedral Girls' Choir, Selwyn Chapel College Choir

A large collection of choral pieces by John Hosking, all of which are published by the Chichester Music Press. Sarah MacDonald conducts Ely Cathedral Girls' Choir and Selwyn College Chapel Choir, with soloist Olivia Hunt and organists Timothy Parsons and Alexander Berry.

4-star review in the Guardian: John Hosking has spent his life in the organ loft (St Martin-in-the-Fields, Westminster Abbey and the cathedrals of Lincoln, Truro and, currently, St Asaph). All that practical experience has given him a deep knowledge both of what works in a liturgical setting and of the choral tradition's rich repertoire. The ghost of Duruflé is evident in his beautiful Chester Service (with a cheeky reference to Messiaen's La Nativité du Seigneur along the way); Herbert Howells hovers over his Bangor Service, while A Royal Blessing could be by John Rutter. Yet for all these influences Hosking maintains his own distinctive voice, particularly in his impressive Requiem. (Stephen Pritchard)

Angels of Creation

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Sebastian Thomson

A collection of pieces for organ commissioned and performed by Sebastian Thomson at Keble College, Oxford. The collection includes John Hosking's The Fourteen Stations of the Cross and Simon Whalley's Festal Paean.

Remember

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Edward-Rhys Harry, The Harry Ensemble

The Harry Ensemble is dedicated to the promotion of new British choral music at home and abroad. Its director is \r\nEdward-Rhys Harry. This collection of music for reflection and remembrance features no fewer than four pieces published by \r\nthe Chichester Music Press, as well as works by Howells, Karl Jenkins and James MacMillan.

Penitence and Redemption

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Sarah MacDonald, Ely Cathedral Girls' Choir

Drop, Drop Slow Tears is featured on Penitence And Redemption, a CD of music for Lent and Passiontide by Ely Cathedral Girls' Choir and Sarah MacDonald.

Other works on the CD include Pergolesi's Stabat Mater.

Nativitas - Music for Advent, Christmas & Epiphany

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Elizabeth Stratford, Arundel Cathedral Choir

Edward Rhys-Harry's O Magnum Mysterium is included in this selection of music from Arundel Cathedral Choir, which is conducted by Elizabeth Stratford and accompanied by Ian Ball and Jonathan Eyre. Also includes works by Peter Aston and Elizabeth Stratford.

Nowell sing we: Contemporary Carols, Volume 2

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Stephen Farr, Choir of Worcester College, Oxford

Jamie W. Hall's As I Lay Upon A Night is included alongside 24 other tracks on this new album from Worcester College in Oxford. Stephen Farr is the conductor.

L'Orgue Mystique 26 and 28 Click to order Robert Fielding Charles Tournemire began work on his large scale set of 51 suites for organ in 1927 after many years improvising at the weekly Mass upon the chant propers used at St Clothilde, Paris. Beginning with the suites for Easter and Christmas, Tournemire began to present an eschatological portrayal of the mystery of redemption as it unfolds in the liturgical calendar. No 26 - In Festo Ss. Trinitatis (La Sainte Trinité) op.57 No 28 - Sacratissimi Cordis Jesu (Le Sacré-Coeur de Jésus) op.57	L'Orgue Mystique 23 and 27 Click to order Robert Fielding Charles Tournemire began work on his large scale set of 51 suites for organ in 1927 after many years improvising at the weekly Mass upon the chant propers used at St Clothilde, Paris. Beginning with the suites for Easter and Christmas, Tournemire began to present an eschatological portrayal of the mystery of redemption as it unfolds in the liturgical calendar. Suite No 23 - In Ascensione Domine (LAscension) op.56 Suite No 27 - In Festo Corporis Christi (Le Très-Saint Sacrament) op.57
Guardian of Heaven Click to order Cantate, Zoltán Pad Guardian of Heaven is a set of sublime choral works by Graham Keitch, recorded in the Hungarian Radio Studios by the award winning Cantate Adult Choir. It was released by the recording branch of the English Music Festival (EM Records) in 2020. 'Keitch writes technically assured, singable music for the church, attractive to choirs and congregations.' - (Judith Markwith, RSCM CD review).	The Beatific Vision Click to order Leicester Cathedral Chamber Choir, Christopher Ouvry-Johns, Simon Headley Sacred choral and organ music, by Simon Mold and Charles Paterson, from Leicester Cathedral
St Asaph Experience Click to order Olivia Hunt, John Hosking et al Organist John Hosking is joined by soprano Olivia Hunt, violinist Xander Croft and harpist Bethan Griffiths in a varied programme from St Asaph Cathedral. The CD contains two world premieres, including In the halls of our patronage by John Hosking.	Musick to Heare Click to order Olivia Hunt and John Hosking Olivia Hunt's debut album, including Music to Hear.
Of a Rose Click to order Matthew Curtis and Tom Corfield The first album of the colourful and memorable music of the increasingly popular music of Tamsin Jones, featuring the irresistibly catchy Noel: Verbum Caro Factum Est, contrapuntal tours de force (Praeter Rerum Seriem and Ave Maria), highly original harmonic writing and microtones (Of a Rose), riotous romps for the organ (Vom Himmel Hoch and Recessional), and also beautiful items from the Chichester Music Press catalogue. '..a delight to listen to. The harmonies and the counterpoint are superbly blended and the whole listening experience is highly enjoyable. These modern compositions reflect in a wonderful way the best of the periods on which many of them are based.' - Jolyon Dodgson MBE. '..a fascinating compositional style of intellect and delight..' - Jack Stone	All Angels Cry Aloud Click to order Sarah MacDonald, Ely Cathedral Girls' Choir, Selwyn Chapel College Choir A large collection of choral pieces by John Hosking, all of which are published by the Chichester Music Press. Sarah MacDonald conducts Ely Cathedral Girls' Choir and Selwyn College Chapel Choir, with soloist Olivia Hunt and organists Timothy Parsons and Alexander Berry. 4-star review in the Guardian: John Hosking has spent his life in the organ loft (St Martin-in-the-Fields, Westminster Abbey and the cathedrals of Lincoln, Truro and, currently, St Asaph). All that practical experience has given him a deep knowledge both of what works in a liturgical setting and of the choral tradition's rich repertoire. The ghost of Duruflé is evident in his beautiful Chester Service (with a cheeky reference to Messiaen's La Nativité du Seigneur along the way); Herbert Howells hovers over his Bangor Service, while A Royal Blessing could be by John Rutter. Yet for all these influences Hosking maintains his own distinctive voice, particularly in his impressive Requiem. (Stephen Pritchard)
Angels of Creation Click to order Sebastian Thomson A collection of pieces for organ commissioned and performed by Sebastian Thomson at Keble College, Oxford. The collection includes John Hosking's The Fourteen Stations of the Cross and Simon Whalley's Festal Paean.	Remember Click to order Edward-Rhys Harry, The Harry Ensemble The Harry Ensemble is dedicated to the promotion of new British choral music at home and abroad. Its director is \r\nEdward-Rhys Harry. This collection of music for reflection and remembrance features no fewer than four pieces published by \r\nthe Chichester Music Press, as well as works by Howells, Karl Jenkins and James MacMillan.
Penitence and Redemption Click to order Sarah MacDonald, Ely Cathedral Girls' Choir Drop, Drop Slow Tears is featured on Penitence And Redemption, a CD of music for Lent and Passiontide by Ely Cathedral Girls' Choir and Sarah MacDonald. Other works on the CD include Pergolesi's Stabat Mater.	Nativitas - Music for Advent, Christmas & Epiphany Click to order Elizabeth Stratford, Arundel Cathedral Choir Edward Rhys-Harry's O Magnum Mysterium is included in this selection of music from Arundel Cathedral Choir, which is conducted by Elizabeth Stratford and accompanied by Ian Ball and Jonathan Eyre. Also includes works by Peter Aston and Elizabeth Stratford.
Nowell sing we: Contemporary Carols, Volume 2 Click to order Stephen Farr, Choir of Worcester College, Oxford Jamie W. Hall's As I Lay Upon A Night is included alongside 24 other tracks on this new album from Worcester College in Oxford. Stephen Farr is the conductor.