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Greatest Hits (Special Edition) [ Wind-Up Records / CD/DVD - released 23/Nov/2009 ] Featuring 13 Creed classics, 'Greatest Hits' also includes a bonus DVD containing all nine of the band's music videos plus three additional and previously unreleased live performances - "Higher", "Torn" and "Weathered". |
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Greatest Hits [ Universal Music / CD - released 23/Oct/2015 ] Greatest hits collection from Creed - Reissue of 2004 album. |
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My Own Prison [ Wind Up / CD - released 14/Dec/1998 ] Originally released on the band's own label, Creed's debut album, My Own Prison, was re-released on Wind-Up Records in a remixed form. The remix was designed to accentuate the group's powerful post-grunge sound so it could find a crossover audience.... |
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My Own Prison (25th Anniversary LP) [ Concord / LP - released 16/Dec/2022 ] Available for the first time on vinyl in celebration of its 25th anniversary, My Own Prison is the debut album from hard rock titans Creed. First released in 1997, it's the album that began the band's rapid ascent to becoming one of the... |
POULENC
Poulenc: Figure Humaine/Motets RIAS Kammerchor / Marcus Creed [ Harmonia Mundi Gold / 2 CD - released 3/Jun/2013 ] |
JOHANNES BRAHMS
Brahms: Secular Choral Songs RIAS-Kammerchor / Marcus Creed (director) [ Harmonia Mundi Gold / 2 CD - released 1/Jun/2010 ] "These are wonderful performances--well-blended, secure in intonation, full of light and shade." - American Record Guide |
SCHUBERT
Sacred Music (Incls Stabat Mater in G minor & Magnificat in C major) Celina Lindsley (soprano) Peter Schreier (tenor) Walton Gronroos (bass) / Rundfunkchor Berlin / Rundfunk-Sinfonie-Orchestra / Marcus Creed [ Capriccio SACD / SACD - released 29/Sep/2005 ] "The performances of all concerned invites considerable praise and when combined with the integrity of Schubert's music this becomes a very desirable release." (MusicWeb June 2005) |
SCHUMANN
Schumann - Der Rose Pilgerfahrt Christiane Oelze, sop. Birgit Remmert, alt. Werner Gara, ten. RIAS-Kammerchor, Marcus Creed [ Harmonia Mundi Musique d'abord / CD - released 20/Aug/2005 ] Considered by W. Siegmund-Schultze as 'formally the most perfect of Schumann's choral compositions', The Pilgrimage of the Rose was composed in 1851, a few months after the composer had received a manuscript from the poet Moritz Horn with a subject... |
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Full Circle [ EMI Music / CD - released 9/Nov/2009 ] This is Creed's first album of new material since the release of 'Weathered' in November 2001 - featuring "Overcome", the pounding "Rain" and heartfelt ballad, "Away in Silence". |
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Human Clay [ Wind-Up Records / CD - released 27/Oct/2009 ] Originally released in 1999, 'Human Clay' is the excellent second album from American rock band, Creed - featuring great songs such as "With Arms Wide Open", "Are You Ready" and "Higher". |
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With Arms Wide Open - A Retrospective (3CD) [ 3 CD - released 4/Dec/2015 ] The all-new Creed compilation entitled With Arms Wide Open: A Retrospective is now available. The three-CD 40-song heritage set features the radio singles from all four of Creed's studio albums and collects for the first time all the band's... |
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Creed Taylor Orchestra
Shock And Panic [ Righteous / CD - released 13/Apr/2010 ] |
HANDEL
Ode for the Birthday of Queen Anne / Dixit Dominus Helene Guilmette (sop) Andreas Scholl (countertenor) Malcolm E.Bennet (ten) Andreas Wolf (bass) / Akademie fur Alte Musik Berlin / Marcus Creed [ Harmonia Mundi / CD - released 20/Sep/2009 ] "The choral work is excellent, stylistically apropos, and executed with requisite flair and energy. With these two pieces such an interesting coupling...the clear and spacious sound is only an added incentive." ***** Five stars AudAud.com (Oct 2009) |
GEORG FRIDERIC HANDEL
Handel: Jephtha - oratorio in three acts John Mark Ainsley (tenor) Michael George (bass) Catherine Denley (mezzo-soprano) RIA Kammerchor . Akademie fer Alte Musik Berlin. Marcus Creed [ Brilliant Classics / 3 CD - released 14/Aug/2005 ] "this new recording, at super budget price, allows us to appreciate a new team of soloists. And for those who do not know this moving work, this new recording is a good place to start exploring." (MusicWeb July 2003) |
CHARLES IVES
Psalms (complete) Kay Johannsen (organ) / SWR Vocal Ensemble Stuttgart / Marcus Creed [ Hanssler / CD - released 20/Feb/2009 ] This fine collection is a revelation in performances like these from the outstanding Stuttgart choir under its British conductor." Gramophone Magazine Editor's Choice March 2009 |
ROSSINI
Stabat Mater Krassimira Stoyanova / Petra Lang / Bruce Fowler / Akademie fur Alte Musik Berlin / Marcus Creed [ Harmonia Mundi Musique d'abord / CD - released 1/Sep/2007 ] "Marcus Creed favours period instruments and a chamber choir, and with sound that is lucid and spacious the results are highly appealing." Five Stars BBC Music Magazine |
BRUCKNER
Mass in E Minor / Motets SWR Vokalensemble / Marcus Creed [ Hanssler SACD / SACD - released 28/Apr/2008 ] "Beautifully recorded as the Stuttgart singers are in the motets, they seem marginally more distant in the Mass…" Gramophone Magazine, September 2008 |
BRAHMS
Sacred Choral Music: Geistliche Chormusik RIAS Kammerchor / Marcus Creed [ Harmonia Mundi Gold / CD - released 20/Feb/2009 ] "The RIAS Chamber Choir produce a fine quality of homogenous tone and, under Marcus Creed, show themselves fully responsive to both words and music.The RIAS disc remains a strong recommendation, especially for its inclusion of the surviving Missa... |
FRANZ SCHUBERT
Schubert: Nachtgesang RIAS Kammerchor, Martin Creed, with Birgit Remmert & Werner Gura [ Harmonia Mundi Gold / CD - released 7/Jul/2017 ] Whether it be cheerful, melancholy, amorous or piously contemplative, the night - a favorite source of romantic inspiration if ever there was one - is the unbroken thread running throughout this recording on which we will find monumental pieces like... |
KRENEK
Lamentatio Jeremiae Prophetae RIAS-Kammerchor / Marcus Creed [ Harmonia Mundi Gold / CD - released 1/Sep/2008 ] When Ernst Krenek wrote these Lamentations in 1941, his music had been banned by the Nazi regime as 'degenerate art' and he was an exile in the United States, where he earned his living as a teacher. Ingeniously combining the polyphonic tradition and... |
