History of the Chapel Royal
Joseph McHardy guides Lucie Skeaping through 300 years of turbulent British history as seen through the Chapel Royal's music. Recorded at St James's Palace in London.
Recorded at the Palace of St James's in London. Lucie Skeaping examines music written for the Chapel Royal with its director Joseph McHardy, with the backdrop of more than 300 years of turbulent history of Britain from the 15th to the 17th centuries, the different monarchs that were in power at the time and the composers who served them. Familiar names like Thomas Tallis, William Byrd and Henry Purcell feature, but also those of lesser-known composers like John Pyamour, Robert Faryfax, Thomas Tomkin and Pelham Humfrey among others.
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John Pyamour
Quam Pulchra Es
Ensemble: Gothic Voices. Director: Christopher Page. -
Robert Fayrfax
Maria Plena Virtute
Ensemble: The Cardinall’s Musick. Director: Andrew Carwood. -
Thomas Tallis
Mass Salve Intemerata; Gloria
Choir: Oxford Camerata. Conductor: Jeremy Summerly. -
Thomas Tallis
If Ye Love Me
Choir: Tallis Scholars. Director: Peter Philips. -
Thomas Tallis
If ye love me
Ensemble: Tallis Scholars. Conductor: Peter Phillips.- GIMELL.
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Thomas Tallis
Loquebantur Variis Linguis
Choir: Stile Antico. -
Thomas Tallis
O Nata Lux De Lumine
Choir: Monteverdi Choir. Conductor: Sir John Eliot Gardiner. -
William Byrd
John Come Kiss Me Now
Performer: Andreas Staier. -
Orlando Gibbons
O Clap Your Hands
Choir: Choir of King’s College, Cambridge. Conductor: Stephen Cleobury. -
Thomas Tomkins
A Sad Pavan For These Distracted Times
Performer: Kenneth Gilbert. -
Pelham Humfrey
O Lord My God
Choir: The Sixteen. Orchestra: Orchestra of The Sixteen. Conductor: Harry Christophers. -
Henry Purcell
Hear My Prayer, O Lord
Choir: Choir of King’s College, Cambridge. Conductor: Sir David Willcocks.
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- Sun 1 Sep 2019 14:00Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ Radio 3
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