Columba, Most Holy of Saints

Columba, Most Holy of Saints - Scottish Medieval Plainchant
Cappella Nova - Alan Tavener, dir.
ASV Gaudeamus CD GAU 129

Contents:

    Anon.: Lauds for the feast of St. Columba
  1. Versicle & Response
  2. Deus in adiutorium
  3. Psalm 92
  4. Psalm 99
  5. Psalms 62 (63) & 66 (67)
  6. Benedicite
  7. Psalms 148, 149 & 150
  8. Capitulum
  9. Hymn Aurora rutilat
  10. Versicle & Response
  11. Benedictus
  12. Prayer
  13. Benedicamus Domino
  14. Memorial os Sts Primus & Felicianus
  15. Versicle & Response
  16. Prayer

  17. Anon.: Canticles and Responsories:
  18. Vespers responsory for the Sunday within the Octave
  19. Vespers Responsories for the Octave of St. Columba
  20. Magnificat for the Octave of St. Columba
  21. Responsory for the Second Vespers of the Octave of St. Columba
  22. Magnificat for the Second Vespers of the Octave of St. Columba
  23. Benedictus for the Sunday within the Octave of St. Columba
  24. Memorial of St. Columba

Performers:
Cappella Nova [Alison Bleasby (soprano), Alice Dumas (soprano), Katharine Laurie Jones (soprano), Amanda Morrison (soprano), Peter Douglas (tenor), Graham Lovett (tenor), Robert McAlpine (tenor), Jeremy Taylor (tenor), Richard Collier (baritone), William Jenkins (baritone), Charles Pott (baritone), Jeremy Birchall (bass), Colin Heggie (bass), Nicholas Jones (bass), Judith Peacock (clàrsach), Rebecca Tavener (bells)] - Alan Tavener, cond.

Recording site and date:
St. Michael's Church, Linlithgow, Midlothian [04/1992]

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Reviewed in:
Diapason (#-p.): 390-153 (february 1993)
Gramophone (Vol./#-p.): 70/838-88 (march 1983)
Fanfare (Vol./#-p.): 16/4-358 (march/april 1993)

Comments: Information from owned CD.

Another recording of related material:

In Praise of Saint Columba
The Sound World of the Celtic Church
Choir of Gonville & Caius College, Cambridge - Geoffrey Webber
Delphian 34137

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Pierre-F. Roberge