| Naxos | During the 19th century England built a strong tradition of church music. Largely created from schools for choristers linked to every major Cathedral, the technical standard permitted the performance of quite elaborate settings of Psalms. The present disc provides a survey of music from this time, demonstrating the complexity of writing that was employed. At the same time the rhythmic pattern had to be easily understood for those churches that encouraged the congregation to share in the performance. This choral tradition has been retained, and has been influenced choirs and composers in English-speaking nations throughout the world. |
| Disc No: 8.554823 | |
| Price: Sek. 95 | |
| Name: Psalms for the soul | |
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| Composer | Opus | Music | Key | Performer |
| Anonymous | Psalm CXXXI | Choir of St John's, Elora in Ontario, Canada - Noel Edison | ||
| Anonymous | Psalm CXLVIII | |||
| Atkins, Ivor | Psalm CXLIX | |||
| Bairstow, Edward | The Lamentations of Jeremiah | |||
| Berkeley, Lennox | The Lord is my Shepherd | |||
| Edison, Noel | Psalm CXXI | |||
| Howells | Like as the hart | |||
| Lawes, Henry | Psalm VIII | |||
| Parry | Psalm LXXXIV | |||
| Sanders, John | The Reproaches | |||
| Stanford | Psalm CL | |||
| Stewart, Charles Hylton | Psalm XXIII | |||
| Stewart, Charles Hylton | Psalm CXXX | |||
| Sumsion, Herbert | They that go down to the sea in ships | |||
| Woodward, Richard | Psalm CXXII |