Not much given to compliments, I found this interesting vocally (except fo the basses), musically and for the repertoire. It's very difficult to maintain a boy and men's choir in such a small provincial town. Seivewright did a wonderful job. Thanks a lot.
The Canticles (Walford Davies in G) were also performed on the album 'O Worship the Lord' recorded in by Carlisle Cathedral choir April 1981. In my opinion (due to better microphone placement) I appreciate the album recording a little more.
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It is a wonderful service. Although it might not be perfect in all musical aspects, it has great authenticity and depth. A wonderful worship!
What a terrifically named anthem :) Another enjoyable service with splendidly read readings. Thanks for the upload.
What a startling anthem title!
We strive to bring you the unusual!
I sang on this performance; strangely I don't remember the anthem "The plum-and-wasp is boiling in the kitchens". Maybe just getting old. :-)
Not much given to compliments, I found this interesting vocally (except fo the basses), musically and for the repertoire.
It's very difficult to maintain a boy and men's choir in such a small provincial town. Seivewright did a wonderful job.
Thanks a lot.
and daily choral evensong. Indeed he did.
The Canticles (Walford Davies in G) were also performed on the album 'O Worship the Lord' recorded in by Carlisle Cathedral choir April 1981. In my opinion (due to better microphone placement) I appreciate the album recording a little more.