“Time’s Dream… a thing of rare and unusual beauty…a deeply layered…emotive and expressive sound world…performed here by Volti…their…delivery and impeccable intonation play a big part in the beautiful layered effects of this inventive work…I find myself drawn to it over and over again…you should hear this.” Classical Music Sentinel https://www.classicalmusicsentinel.com/KEEP/keep-lipten.html . Available on iTunes and […]
New Recordings
TRURO CATHEDRAL CHORISTERS video performance of Philip Stopford’s A Christmas Blessing
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A8QhVYPzO80 I hope you enjoy this informal video performance by the Choristers of Truro Cathedral. They are performing Philip Stopford’s ‘A Christmas Blessing’ suitable for performance in both worship and concert programmes. [Also available SATB and piano] Truro Cathedral, Cornwall (England) is renowned for its boys and men choir, directed by Christopher Gray […]
New Duruflé/Milford CD – The Choir of Somerville College, Oxford
The Choir of Somerville College, one of the best mixed-voice choirs in the University of Oxford, is proud to announce the release of its new album ‘REQUIEM AETERNAM’ (Stone Records 5060192780208), a recording of two works written in 1947 as a response to World War II: Maurice Duruflé’s Requiem (version for choir, organ and cello) […]
Choral & Cello Solo Work
Greetings, I am happy to present you with my composition for SSAATB choir and cello solo and would be interested in your impressions on it. “Whom My Soul Loveth” was composed on the Hebrew Biblical text of Song of Songs 3, 1 and commissioned in 2009 by Kammerchor Aachen in Germany. In case you find this work fitting […]
music from the Eton Choirbook (TONUS PEREGRINUS CD on Naxos 8.572840)
http://tonusperegrinus.1equalmusic.com/Details/618?Title=music-from-the-eton-choirbook ALLMUSIC August 2012 on music from the Eton Choirbook: “This exemplary album by the British chamber choir TONUS PEREGRINUS, led by its founder Antony Pitts, includes seven works of Renaissance polyphony and plainchant from the surviving 64 pieces from the Eton Choirbook, which dates from around 1500. It’s a mixed ensemble rather than the choir of men […]
New videos of choral performances
This past Sunday I made a video of the recent great performance by the Cascadian Chorale of my choral setting of my father’s poem, “And the Wind.” Gary Cannon is conducting. The URL for the video is: http://youtu.be/R1nmlpL8_Lg “And the Wind” is the third of “Three Gnostic Poems,” a group of three works setting […]