The Choir Of Westminster Abbey, Robert Quinney, James O'Donnell (2) – A Christmas Caroll From Westminster Abbey

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Label:	Hyperion – CDA67716
Format:	CD, Album
Country:	UK
Released:	2008
Genre:	Classical
Style:	Religious, Vocal, Choral, Holiday

Tracklist

1	In Dulci Jubilo (Old German Carol) Arranged By, Adapted By (Text) – Robert Lucas Pearsall* Tenor Vocals – Mark Dobell Treble Vocals – Cameron Roberts (2), Daniel Parr, William Fairbairn	3:37
	Quatre Motets Pour Le Temps De Noël Composed By – Francis Poulenc	(11:07)
2	O Magnum Mysterium	3:11
3	Quem Viditis Pastores Dicite	2:30
4	Videntes Stellam	2:53
5	Hodie Christus Natus Est	2:32
6	A Christmas Caroll Op 21 Baritone Vocals – Julian Empett Composed By – Kenneth Leighton Words By – Robert Herrick	6:26
7	All This Time Composed By – William Walton* Words By – Anonymous	1:56
8	Nativity Composed By – James Lavino Words By [Part 3 Of La Corona] – John Donne	3:39
9	Dormi, Jesu Composed By – John Rutter Translated By – Samuel Taylor Coleridge Words By [Latin Text] – Anonymous	4:56
10	The Shepherd's Carol Composed By – Bob Chilcott* Words By – Anonymous	3:09
11	The Three Kings Composed By – Jonathan Dove Treble Vocals – Benedict Kearns, Cameron Roberts (2) Words By – Dorothy L. Sayers	5:26
12	Joys Seven Arranged By – Stephen Cleobury Composed By – Traditional Words By – Traditional	3:16
13	Silent Night Arranged By – Christopher Bowers-Broadbent Composed By – Franz Grüber* Translated By – John Young* Words By – Joseph Mohr	3:00
14	I Saw Three Ships Arranged By – James O'Donnell (2) Composed By – Traditional Treble Vocals – Benedict Kearns, Cameron Roberts (2), Maxim Del Mar, Nicholas Trapp, William Fairbairn Words By – Traditional	1:39
15	The Little Road To Bethlehem Composed By – Michael Head (2) Words By – Margaret Rose (4)	3:05
	Ave Rex Composed By – William Mathias Words By [Anonymous Medieval Texts] – Anonymous	(12:12)
16	Ave Rex Angelorum	2:50
17	Alleluya, A New Work Is Come On Hand	1:47
18	There Is No Rose Of Such Virtue	4:05
19	Sir Christèmas	1:42
20	Ave Rex Angelorum	1:45

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Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Hyperion Records Limited
Copyright © – Hyperion Records Limited
Published By – Copyright Control
Recorded At – Westminster Abbey
Glass Mastered At – Sony DADC, Southwater

Credits

Alto Vocals [Lay Vicar: Alto] – Benjamin Turner, David Martin (22), Michael Lees, Patrick Craig (3), Simon Gay
Bass Vocals [Lay Vicar: Bass] – Francis Brett, Graham Titus, James Birchall (2), Julian Empett, Lawrence Wallington, Robert Macdonald
Choir – The Choir Of Westminster Abbey
Conductor – James O'Donnell (2)
Engineer [Recording Engineer] – Simon Eadon
Executive-Producer – Nick Flower, Simon Perry (5)
Illustration [Front Illustration: 'Westminster Hall And Abbey' Engraved By] – Daniel Havell
Illustration [Front Illustration: 'Westminster Hall And Abbey' Engraving Coloured Aquatint By] – John Gendall
Liner Notes – Robert Quinney
Organ – Robert Quinney (tracks: 6, 9, 12, 16 to 20)
Photography By – Malcolm Crowthers
Producer [Recording Producer] – David Trendell
Tenor Vocals [Lay Vicar: Tenor] – Julian Stocker, Leigh Nixon, Mark Dobell, Steven Harrold, Thomas Hobbs, Warren Trevelyan-Jones
Vocals [Chorister] – Augustus Streeting, Beans Balawi, Benedict Morris, Cameron Roberts (2), Daniel Parr, David Warren (4), Dominic Chambers, Hee-Rak Yang, Jamie Elliott, Maxim Del Mar, Nicholas Trapp, Raphael Taylor-Davies, Samuel Slattery, Shaun Wood, Trojan Nakade, William Fairbairn, William Kitchen (2), William Rowland
Vocals [Second Chorister] – Ashley Waters (2)
Vocals [Senior Chorister] – Benedict Kearns

Notes

Duration 63:34 [DDD]

[Recording details]
Recorded in Westminster Abbey on 7, 8, 14 and 15 February 2008.

Front illustration: "Westminster Hall and Abbey" engraved by Daniel Havell (1785-1826), coloured aquatint by John Gendall (1790-1865), published by Rudolph Ackermann (1764-1834). Private Collection / The Bridgeman Art Library, London.

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