Dreamland: Contemporary choral riches from the Hyperion catalogue
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Label: Hyperion
Cat No: HYP41
Format: CD
Number of Discs: 1
Release Date: 27th September 2009
About
Whilst on one level it can stand alone as a tribute to the beauty of its composers’ writing and choirs’ singing, it also lifts the lid on the albums from which the tracks are drawn. A perfect introduction to the magic new worlds of sound that await the listener.
Contents:
1. To Morning (Gabriel Jackson)
Polyphony / Stephen Layton
2. As one who has slept (John Tavener)
Polyphony / Stephen Layton
3. Ave, dulcissima Maria (Morten Lauridsen)
Polyphony / Stephen Layton
4. Alleluia (Randall Thompson)
Schola Cantorum of Oxford / James Burton
5. O sacrum convivium (Pierre Villette)
Holst Singers / Stephen Layton
6. Äiutus (Lulling) (Veljo Tormis)
Holst Singers / Stephen Layton
7. The Corpus Christi Carol (Geoffrey Burgon)
Wells Cathedral Choir / Matthew Owens
8. Adoro te (Antony Pitts)
Tonus Peregrinus / Antony Pitts
9. Magnificat (Arvo Part)
Polyphony / Stephen Layton
10. Stetit Angelus (Rihards Dubra)
The Choir of Royal Holloway / Rupert Gough
11. A Child's Prayer (James MacMillan)
The Choir of Westminster Cathedral / Martin Baker
12. The Shepherd’s Carol (Bob Chilcott)
The Choir of Westminster Abbey / James O’Donnell
13. Balulalow (Nicholas Maw)
Schola Cantorum of Oxford / Mark Shepherd
14. Nunc dimittis (Pawel Lukaszewski)
The Choir of Trinity College, Cambridge / Stephen Layton
15. Song (Ruth Byrchmore)
Schola Cantorum of Oxford / Jeremy Summerly
16. Sleep (Eric Whitacre)
Polyphony / Stephen Layton
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