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SOLD OUT Remembrance
Original release date: 2016
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Graham Ross directs the Choir of Clare College, Cambridge in a wide-ranging and moving sequence of music for Remembrance, including John Tavener's Song for Athene, settings of the text When David heard by two of England's foremost 16th-century composers, Thomas Tomkins and Thomas Weelkes, and featuring Maurice Durufle's 1948 setting of the Requiem Mass.
“Graham Ross’s programme binds the Tudor grief of Tomkins and Weelkes with romantic Elgar and the hallucinatory stasis of Tavener’s ‘Song for Athene’. In the ideal ambience of Lincoln Cathedral, Ross and the Choir of Clare College, Cambridge, rise to a high-class performance [of Duruflé’s Requiem] that breathes an elevated air of Gallic sensuality and measured grandeur.” - **** The Financial Times
“Thoughtfully conceived…expertly performed…the Clare College Choir is among the finest of the UK collegiate choirs” - MusicWeb International
“A very polished performance … lovely singing” - opera ramblings
“This is a gorgeous disc” - St Louis Post-Dispatch
- Richard Farrant: Call to Remembrance
- Thomas Tomkins: When David heard
- Kiev melody: Kontakion of the dead
- John Tavener: Song for Athene
- Robert Ramsey: How are the mighty fallen
- William Harris: Bring us, O Lord God
- William Henry Monk arr. Graham Ross: Abide with me
- Edward Elgar: They are at rest
- Thomas Weelkes: When David heard
- Maurice Durufle: Requiem Op.9 - Introit (Requiem Aeternam)
- Maurice Durufle: Requiem Op.9 - Kyrie eleison
- Maurice Durufle: Requiem Op.9 - Offertory (Domine Jesu Christe)
- Maurice Durufle: Requiem Op.9 - Sanctus and Benedictus
- Maurice Durufle: Requiem Op.9 - Pie Jesu
- Maurice Durufle: Requiem Op.9 - Agnus Dei
- Maurice Durufle: Requiem Op.9 - Lux aeterna
- Maurice Durufle: Requiem Op.9 - Libera me
- Maurice Durufle: Requiem Op.9 - In Paradisum
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