[ Hyperion / CD ]
Release Date: Tuesday 5 July 2016
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The church music of Victorian England has always retained a secure foothold; not so the secular part-songs recorded here. Written to complement the Elizabethan madrigals which were then being rediscovered and performed, an unjustly neglected corner of the English vocal repertoire is revitalized by Rupert Gough and Royal Holloway Choir.
Elgar:
To her beneath whose steadfast star
Goodhart:
Lady on the silver throne
Leslie:
My love is fair
Sophie Edwards (soprano), Leilani Barratt (alto), Tom Robson (tenor), Ciaran Walshe (bass) & Stephen W Salts (bass)
Thine eyes so bright
Parry:
Who can dwell with greatness!
La belle dame sans merci
Pearsall:
Sing We and Chaunt It
Light Of My Soul
Summer is y'coming in
Great God of Love
Lay a garland
Stainer:
Disappointment
Like as a ship
Dry your sweet cheek
The castle by the sea
Flora's Queen
Stanford:
God and the Universe
On Time