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April 9th, 2010

HAVPCD330 – Missa Carolae & Songs of the Nativity


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HAVPCD330 - Missa Carolae & Songs of the Nativity The Choirs of Rochester Cathedral
Disk Title Missa Carolae & Songs of the Nativity
The Choirs of Rochester Cathedral
Soloists with the Locke Brass Consort & Lesley Pocknell – Piccolo
Joby Burgess & Catherine Ring – Percussion
Choir Choirs of Rochester Cathedral
Conductor Roger Sayer & Daniel Soper
Location Rochester Cathedral
Date Recorded January 2007
Audio Tracks 17

summary

Trk. Duration Track Title Composer
1 03:41 Missa Carolae: Mass on Christmas Carols – Introit: Guillo play your tambourin James Whitbourn
2 04:13 Missa Carolae: Mass on Christmas Carols – Kyrie: Noel Nouvelet James Whitbourn
3 04:03 Missa Carolae: Mass on Christmas Carols – Gloria Es ist ein Ros/God rest ye merry James Whitbourn
4 02:13 Missa Carolae: Mass on Christmas Carols – Sanctus In dulci jubilo James Whitbourn
5 02:20 Missa Carolae: Mass on Christmas Carols – Benedictus Remember, o thou man James Whitbourn
6 04:02 Missa Carolae: Mass on Christmas Carols – Agnus Dei Infant Holy James Whitbourn
7 03:32 The Lily and the Rose Bob Chilcott
8 02:14 Three Kings Peter Dyke
9 02:25 In the Dark-time Humphrey Clucas
10 02:53 The Holly and the ivy Malcolm Archer
11 02:09 Organ: Prelude sur I’Introit de I’Epiphanie Maurice Durufle
12 01:47 Is the little King sleeping Horace King
13 03:27 A babe is born William Mathias
14 04:23 St. Joseph’s Carol arr. Richard Lloyd
15 02:01 People, look east arr. Barry Rose
16 06:02 I am the Day Jonathan Dove
17 07:46 Organ: Toccata Maurice Durufle

Christmas in Rochester is special. There is an indefinable atmosphere that embraces both the quiet mystery of the incarnation and the brash excitement of one of the greatest festivals. The drama unfolds in a building that has stood for centuries, and in a place where peoplebegan to celebrate the Nativity barley two dozen generations after the birth of Jesus. This album mixes the range of music heard over the Christmas period.

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