A Glimpse of Heaven - St. Martin's Chamber Choir
Track Listings
| 1. Wisdom - Lionel Pike | ||
| 2. O Lord, look down - Jonathan Battishill | ||
| 3. O come, O come Emmanuel - arr. Terry Schlenker | ||
| 4. Magnificat, from St. Martin’s Evening Service - David Cutforth | ||
| 5. Nunc dimittis, from St. Martin’s Evening Service - David Cutforth | ||
| 6. To be sung before the body at going into the church, from Burial Service - Thomas Morley | ||
| 7. To be sung at the grave, from Burial Service - Thomas Morley | ||
| 8. To be sung after the earth is cast upon the body, from Burial Service - Thomas Morley | ||
| 9. I heard a voice from heaven - William Croft | ||
| 10. I heard a voice from heaven - John Goss | ||
| 11. I heard a voice from heaven - Charles V. Stanford | ||
| 12. Thou knowest, Lord - Henry Purcell | ||
| 13. Methinks I see an heavenly host - William Billings | ||
| 14. Adstant Angelorum Chori - Horatio W. Parker |
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Album Description
The fine American ensemble St. Martin's Chamber Choir presents "A Glimpse of Heaven", which features heavenly works ranging from Thomas Morley's setting of the Anglican Burial Service to Horatio Parker's powerful Adstant Angelorum Chori. The recording also includes settings by Croft, Goss and Stanford of the text "I heard a voice from heaven", as well as pieces by Pike, Battishill, Billings, Schlenker, Purcell and Cutforth.
A Glimpse of Heaven - St. Martin's Chamber Choir, Music, Charles V. Stanford, Horatio W. Parker, Terry Schlenker, William Billings et al Thomas Morley, Timothy J. Krueger, St. Martin's Chamber Choir
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A Glimpse of Heaven
St. Martin's Chamber Choir Manufacturer: Cygnus 003 ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD  General
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ASIN: B00005613S Release Date: 2000-11-12 |
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Album Description
The fine American ensemble St. Martin's Chamber Choir presents "A Glimpse of Heaven", which features heavenly works ranging from Thomas Morley's setting of the Anglican Burial Service to Horatio Parker's powerful Adstant Angelorum Chori. The recording also includes settings by Croft, Goss and Stanford of the text "I heard a voice from heaven", as well as pieces by Pike, Battishill, Billings, Schlenker, Purcell and Cutforth.Music Track:
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