A Thousand Years in Thy Sight

A Thousand Years in Thy Sight
A celebration of sacred music for the Millenium
The Choir of Guildford Cathedral - Andrew Millington, dir.
Herald HAVPCD 240

Contents:

    Plainsong
  1. Sequence: Victimæ Paschali

    2. Anon., French, 12th c.
  2. Song of the Ass: Orientis Partibus

    3. Anon., School of Notre Dame
  3. Domino fidelium

    4. Anon., 13th c.
  4. Alle psallite

    5. Gratiosus de Padua
  5. Gloria

    6. Guillaume Dufay
  6. O lux beata Trinitas

    7. Robert Parsons
  7. Ave Maria

    8. Orlando Gibbons
  8. This is the record of John

    9. Pietro Cavalli
  9. Salve Regina

    10. Georg Friedrich Handel
  10. Behold the Lamb of God

    11. F. J. Haydn: Missa "Sancti Nicolai"
  11. Gloria

    12. Felix Mendelsohn
  12. Kyrie eleison

    13. Gioacchino Rossini
  13. O salutaris hostia

    14. Johannes Brahms
  14. How lovely are thy dwellings

    15. C. V. Stanford
  15. Glorious and powerful God

    16. Francis Poulenc
  16. Timor et tremor

    17. Jonathan Harvey
  17. Come, Holy Ghost

    18. Andrew Millington
  18. Millenium Hymn (Helvellyn)

Playing time: 60' 02"

Performers:
The Choir of Guildford Cathedral:
Choristers: Edward Anscombe, James Barklem, Michael Bourne, Benjamin Edwards, Jonathan Edwards, Peter Gale, Christopher Jackson, Thomas Millington, Michael Norton
Head Chorister Cantoris: Benjamin Porter, Benjamin Pulsford, Brynmor Roberts, Calum Roberts, Christopher Roberts, Benjamin Stevens, Daniel Towie
Head Chorister Decani: Edward Whiffin, Thomas White
Altos: Kenneth Brown, Martin Ham, Richard Stevens, Geoffrey Williams, Thomas Woodd
Tenors: John Austin, Bryan Husband, Christopher Warner, Thimothy Woodford
Basses: James Arthur, Peter Davies, Robert Goodrich, Stephen Watts
with Geoffrey Morgan (organ)
Andrew Millington, dir.

Recording site and date:
Guildford Cathedral, England [07-08/1999];
Rel.: 1999

Reviewed in:
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Early Music America (Vol./#-p.):
Fanfare (Vol./#-p.):
Goldberg (#-p.):
Gramophone (Vol./#-p.):

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