Immerse yourself in the sacred and serene sounds of the Westminster Cathedral Choir with their captivating album, "Christmas Vespers at Westminster Cathedral." Released on October 1, 2006, under the Hyperion label, this album is a profound exploration of Gregorian chant and choral music, spanning a duration of 1 hour and 8 minutes.
The Westminster Cathedral Choir, renowned for their exquisite vocal prowess, delivers a mesmerizing performance that encapsulates the spiritual essence of Christmas. The album features a diverse range of tracks, including traditional chants, responsories, and antiphons, each meticulously performed to evoke a sense of tranquility and reverence.
Highlights include the majestic "Hodie Christus natus est" and the hauntingly beautiful "Magnificat a 5," showcasing the choir's ability to blend harmonies with precision and grace. The album also features organ improvisations that add depth and richness to the overall listening experience.
"Christmas Vespers at Westminster Cathedral" is not just a collection of songs but a carefully curated journey through the sacred music of the Christmas season. Whether you are a fan of Gregorian chant, choral music, or simply appreciate the beauty of sacred compositions, this album is a testament to the Westminster Cathedral Choir's artistry and dedication to their craft.
Tracks
Gaude et laetare, JerusalemJan Pieterszoon Sweelinck, Martin Baker, Westminster Cathedral Choir, Matthew Martin
Deus in adiutoriumAnonymous, Graham Titus, Westminster Cathedral Choir, Matthew Martin, Martin Baker
Rex pacificus magnificatus est IAnonymous, Martin Baker, Westminster Cathedral Choir, Matthew Martin
Dixit DominusAnonymous, Martin Baker, Westminster Cathedral Choir, Matthew Martin
Rex pacificus magnificatus est IIAnonymous, Martin Baker, Westminster Cathedral Choir, Matthew Martin
Organ Improvisation IMatthew Martin
Magnificatus est Rex pacificus IAnonymous, Martin Baker, Westminster Cathedral Choir, Matthew Martin
Confitebor tibiAnonymous, Martin Baker, Westminster Cathedral Choir, Matthew Martin
Magnificatus est Rex pacificus IIAnonymous, Martin Baker, Westminster Cathedral Choir, Matthew Martin
Organ Improvisation IIMatthew Martin
Completi sunt dies Mariae IAnonymous, Martin Baker, Westminster Cathedral Choir, Matthew Martin
Beatus virAnonymous, Martin Baker, Westminster Cathedral Choir, Matthew Martin
Completi sunt dies Mariae IIAnonymous, Martin Baker, Westminster Cathedral Choir, Matthew Martin
Organ Improvisation IIIMatthew Martin
Scitote quia prope est regnum Dei IAnonymous, Martin Baker, Westminster Cathedral Choir, Matthew Martin
Laudate pueriAnonymous, Martin Baker, Westminster Cathedral Choir, Matthew Martin
Scitote quia prope est regnum Dei IIAnonymous, Martin Baker, Westminster Cathedral Choir, Matthew Martin
Organ Improvisation IVMatthew Martin
Levate capita vestra IAnonymous, Martin Baker, Westminster Cathedral Choir, Matthew Martin
Laudate DominumLodovico Grossi da Viadana, Anonymous, Martin Baker, Westminster Cathedral Choir, Matthew Martin
Levate capita vestra IIAnonymous, Martin Baker, Westminster Cathedral Choir, Matthew Martin
Organ Improvisation VMatthew Martin
Apparuit benignitas et humanitas salvatoris nostri DeiAnonymous, Martin Baker, Westminster Cathedral Choir, Richard Butler
Responsorium breve "Hodie scietis quia veniet Dominus"Anonymous, Martin Baker, Westminster Cathedral Choir, Nicholas Keay
Christe redemptor omniumAnonymous, Benedict Payne, Westminster Cathedral Choir, Matthew Martin, Martin Baker
Crastina die delebitur iniquitas terraeAnonymous, Clifford Lister, Westminster Cathedral Choir, Martin Baker
Cum ortus fuerit sol de caelo IAnonymous, Westminster Cathedral Choir, Martin Baker
Magnificat a 5Thomas Tallis, Westminster Cathedral Choir, Martin Baker
Cum ortus fuerit sol de caelo IIAnonymous, Westminster Cathedral Choir, Martin Baker
Tonus orationis "Kyrie eleison"Anonymous, Westminster Cathedral Choir, Graham Titus, Martin Baker
Benedicamus DominoAnonymous, Graham Titus, Martin Baker, Matthew Martin, Westminster Cathedral Choir
Alma redemptoris mater a 5Tomás Luis de Victoria, Martin Baker, Westminster Cathedral Choir
Post partumAnonymous, Graham Titus, Martin Baker, Westminster Cathedral Choir
Elogium "Octavo Kalendas Ianuarii"Anonymous, Colin Campbell
Hodie Christus natus est, SWV 456Heinrich Schütz, Ian Aitkenhead, Martin Baker, Matthew Martin, Nicholas Mulroy, Westminster Cathedral Choir
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