Vaughan Williams, Choir Of Worcester Cathedral, Choir Of Westminster Abbey - Hymns and Choral Music flac album

Ralph Vaughan Williams. Choir of Westminster Abbey, Worcester Cathedral Choir. 2. O Taste and See, motet for chorus & organ (Psalm 34). Ralph Vaughan Williams. 3. Wassail Song ("We've been awhile awandering"), song for chorus (English Folksongs for chorus No. 5; Traditional English Carols No. 8). 4. Te Deum for chorus & organ (or orchestra) in G.

Vaughan Williams: Hymns/ Choral. Show recording details. Vaughan Williams: Hymns/ Choral. Release Date: July 2003 Originally recorded in 2002. Composer Ralph Vaughan Williams. Choral Choir of Worcester Cathedral. Conductor Christopher Robinson. Choral Choir of Westminster Abbey. Conductor Douglas Guest. Producer Brian Couzens.

Album · 1974 · 15 Songs. By Ralph Vaughan Williams - Ely Cathedral, Timothy Farrell & Westminster Abbey Choir. 15 Songs, 57 Minutes. Released: Jun 1, 1974.

The Westminster Cathedral Choir does a great job with these choral works, and the conductor, Martin Baker, never misses a step. The organist, Robert Quinney, does a good job, also. Martin Baker, Choir of Westminster Cathedral (Hyperion compact disc CDA67503) - Here is yet another superb reading. The atmosphere is remarkable, caught in warm and spacious sound with a touch of solemnity. Gerald Fenech in notes that "the Choir of Westminster Cathedral responds with a limpid beauty to the direction of Martin Baker whose patient enthusiasm is very evident in the ecstatic end-product. The two masses on this album are fine examples of enduring commitments in English choral tradition : The VW is, of course, the setting par excellence for that type of musical event. So is Judith Bingham's Mass, a work that reaches great heights-both in terms of spirituality and artistry.