CD Information
The Church Music of Sir Arthur Sullivan
Work details
Who is like unto Thee? (1883) (first recording)
Exodus 15.11,13,17,18,21 (The song of Moses)
8'04"
O taste and see (1867) (first recording)
Psalm 34.8-11
3'00"
I sing the Birth was born tonight (1868) (first recording)
by Ben Johnson
2'41"
O God, Thou art worthy to be praised (1871)
6'43"
Yea, though I walk (from 'The Light of the World', 1873)
Psalm 23.4
2'57"
O love the Lord (1864)
Psalm 31.23-4
2'43"
Sing O Heavens (1869) (first recording)
14'28"
Lead, kindly Light (Hymn Tune 'Lux in tenebris', 1871)
J H Newman
3'11"
Te Deum in D (1866) (first recording)
6'11"
Jubilate Deo in D (1872) (first recording)
2'16"
The Strain Upraise (1868)
Translated by Rev J M Neale
6'02"
Organ Prelude: Part II of The Martyr of Antioch
2'30"
Brother, thou art gone before us (from 'The Martyr of Antioch', 1880)
Very Rev H H Milman
5'18"
O hearken Thou (Coronation Service, 1902) (first recording)
1'13"
We have heard with our ears, O God (1865) (first recording)
Psalm 44.1-5
8'11"
Artist details
The Choir of Keble College, Oxford
Mark Laflin, conductor
Gavin Plumley, organ
Recording details
Recording dates: 9-11 July 2000
Venue: Chapel of Keble College, Oxford, UK
Producer and Engineer: Neil Collier
Digital Editing: Paul Crichton
Copyright: 2000 Priory Records Ltd
Pressing: 2000 MCPS
Priory PRCD 691 DDD Stereo
77'07"
Editorial & Design details
Liner notes: William Parry (in English)
Front Cover: The Dream of St Cecilia by Paul Baudry
Booklet photos: R W Thrupp and Peter Joslin
Production and Design: Caroline Paschalides
Credits: Many donors, some for individual tracks. In association with The Sir Arthur Sullivan Society
Purchase details
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