Description |
1 online resource (1 audio file) |
Contents |
O Lord turn thy wrath ; Teach me, O Lord ; Exalt thyself, O God / Byrd -- Out of the deep ; Nolo mortem peccatoris / Morley -- The Lord's prayer / Farmer -- Hide not thy face / Farrant -- Blessed art thou / Van Wilder -- I will exalt thee / Tye -- I call and cry to thee ; Purge me, O Lord ; O Lord, give thy holy spirit / Tallis -- The Lord's prayer / Sheppard -- Sing joyfully unto God / Byrd -- O Lord in thy wrath (rebuke me not) ; O Lord, I lift my heart to thee / Gibbons -- Hosanna to the Son of David ; O Lord, arise (into thy resting peace) / Weelkes -- Then David mourned ; O praise the Lord, all ye heathen / Tomkins -- My God, my God, look upon me / Blow -- I was glad (when they said unto me) / Purcell |
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Hear my prayer (O Lord) ; O God, thou has cast us out ; Remember not, O Lord, (our offences) / Purcell -- God is gone up / Croft -- Lord, let me know mine end / Greene -- O where shall wisdom be found / Boyce -- Lord, look down from heaven / Battishill -- Come Holy Ghost, (our souls inspire) / Attwood -- Blessed be the God and Father / S.S. Wesley -- Is it nothing to you? ; O saviour of the world / Ouseley -- The wilderness / S.S. Wesley -- I saw the Lord / Stainer |
Performer |
Magdalen College Choir, Oxford ; John Harper, organ, director |
Event |
Recorded 1983-1985 Magdalen College Chapel |
Notes |
Sung in English and Latin |
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Hard copy version record |
Subject |
Anthems.
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Choruses, Sacred (Mixed voices), Unaccompanied.
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Choruses, Sacred (Mixed voices) with organ.
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Sacred vocal music -- England -- 16th century
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Sacred vocal music -- England -- 17th century
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Sacred vocal music -- England -- 18th century
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Sacred vocal music -- England -- 19th century
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Anthems.
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Choruses, Sacred (Mixed voices), Unaccompanied.
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Choruses, Sacred (Mixed voices) with organ.
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Sacred vocal music.
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England.
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Genre/Form |
Streaming audio
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Form |
Streaming audio
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Author |
Harper, John, 1947- conductor, instrumentalist.
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Magdalen College (University of Oxford). Choir, singer.
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