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Queens’ College, founded in 1448, is deservedly proud of its musical tradition. Since the mid-nineteenth century the college has maintained a choir, conducted by one of the college’s Organ Scholars – undergraduate students, who each hold the post for three years. The choir has been associated with contemporary music since Charles Villiers Stanford, one-time student of Queens’, wrote a setting of the canticles for the choir.
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Name: Love and Honour
 

       



Composer Name Performer
Parry, Charles Hubert Hastings (1848-1918) I was Glad (1902, rev. 1911)  
        		The Choir of Queens' College Cambridge - Samuel Hayes
James Southall, Organ
Bliss, Sir Arthur (1891-1975 ) Aubade
       
Bax, Sir Arnold (1883-1953) What is it like to be young and fair
       
Tippett, Sir Michael (1905-1998) Dance, Clarion  Air
       
Vaughan Williams, Ralph (1872-1958 ) Silence and Music
       
Berkeley, Sir Lennox (1903-1989) Spring at this hour
       
Ireland, John (1879-1962) The Hills   
       
Howells, Herbert (1892 - 1983) Inheritance   
       
Finzi, Gerald (1901-1956 ) White-flowering days
       
Rawsthorne, Alan (1905-1971 ) Canzonet   
       
Rubbra, Edmund (1901-1986) Salutation   
       
Regan, Tarik O (b.1978)   Tu Claustra Stirpe Regia
       
Regan, Tarik O Cantate Domino
       
Gowers, Patrick (b. 1936)  Viri Galilai
       
Walton, Sir William (1902-1983) The Twelve
       
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