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April 9th, 2010

HAVPCD261 – Watching


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HAVPCD261 - Watching 20th-century choral and organ music
Disk Title Watching
20th-century choral and organ music
Soloists James Hills (Organ)
Richard Crabtree (Viola)
Choir Clifton College Chapel Choir
Conductor Jeremy Holland-Smith
Location Clifton College Chapel
Date Recorded March 2001
Audio Tracks 12

Over the years Clifton College Chapel has been a place where fine music has enhanced worship, creating and maintaining a noteworthy tradition of singing and choral music. Reflecting newer and contemporary ways, the music that has been recorded here demonstrates the choir’s current repertoire and will, we hope, bring increasing insights and enjoyment.

Trk. Duration Track Title Composer
1 03:35 Movements from ‘Requiem’, Op. 9
1. Introit 		Maurice Duruflé
2 03:55 2. Kyrie
3 02:07 I will sing with the spirit David Goodenough
4 10:35 Watching Graham Fitkin
5 07:18 War in Heaven Neil Cox
6 03:29 Pie Jesu from ‘Requiem’ Maurice Duruflé
7 05:26 Wedding Graham Fitkin
8 03:26 Mary’s Magnificat Andrew Carter
9 07:21 Rhapsody Op. 17 No. 3 Herbert Howells
10 06:23 Ending Graham Fitkin
11 08:34 Satyagraha Philip Glass
12 03:38 Ave verum corpus Colin Mawby

Clifton College has always been renowned for its music, which plays an important role within the college. It has been at the forefront of musical education since its foundation, being one of the first schools of its kind to appoint a full-time director of music and also one of the first to build a dedicated music school. The list of its former pupils includes Dr Boris Ord, Sir David Willcocks, Dr C. S. Lang, Joseph Cooper, and numerous other musicians in the world of performing, education, and music administration.

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