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| MUSIC FOR LENT | |
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A live recording made in the Lady Chapel & Presbytery of Ely Cathedral - Friday 7 March 2008. The King’s School, Ely Chapel Choir, Cantores Eliensis, Graham Griggs conductor, Catriona Clark soprano, John McMunn tenor, Peter B North baritone & conductor (Cantores Eliensis), Jonathan Lilley organ |
| Track Listing | Ref LPCD26 Released May 2008 |
| THE ELY ORGAN | |
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Recorded on 5th August 2002 on the recently restored Harrison & Harrison organ at Ely Cathedral. Scott Farrell describes the recording "... as close to a live recording as possible ..." in that there has been very little editing, to capture the recording as a live performance. |
| Track Listing | Ref LPCD25 Released April 2008 |
| FULL OF WILLS | |
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Music of Arthur Wills. The Boys of Ely Cathedral Choir, Director: Paul Trepte, Organ/Piano: Jonathan Lilley. |
| Track Listing | Ref Guild GMCD 7315 |
| A CHRISTMAS FANTASIA | |
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Recorded in the Old Royal Naval College Chapel, 3 and 5 July 2006, by kind permission of the Greenwich Foundation for the Old Royal Naval College. Choir of the Old Royal Naval College Chapel, Director: Sean Farrell, Organ: Stephen Moore. |
| Track Listing | Ref LPCD24 Released June 2006 |
| A WEEKEND OF COMMEMORATION | |
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Highlights CD of ´A Weekend of Commemoration´ for Peter Tranchell recorded in Cambridge on the 24 and 25 September 2005. Recording © 2006 The Estate of Peter Tranchell. |
| Track Listing | Ref LPCD23 Released 2006 |
| FAVOURITE HYMNS | |
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Recorded in 2005 and January 2006. The hymns are sung by Gordon Pullin, accompanied by Brian Findlay on the organs in the churches of Monks Eleigh, Brent Eleigh, Chelsworth, Kettlebaston and Milden. The organ music is played by Jonathan Lilley on the organ of Ely Cathedral. |
| Track Listing | Ref LPCD22 Released January 2006 |
| LOS GITANOS | |
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Recorded in the South Transept of Ely Cathedral this CD is the first professional recording for Los Gitanos. Los Gitanos (Graham and Matthew Austin with Crispin Semmens) specialise in gypsy music of the Camargue. They gave their first performance in 1979 and since that time they have developed a style which has become unique to them. |
| Track Listing | Ref LPCD19 Released March 2004 |
| O MAGNUM MYSTERIUM | |
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This specially commissioned disc is a celeberation of ´Midnight Mass as heard at St. Mary's Bourne Street´, with carols old and new, solemn Mass and Christmas motets. The central pivot of the mass, the words of the ordinary are set to music (Missa Solemnis in C) by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. The Choir of St. Mary´s, Bourne Street, London & The Berkeley Ensemble are directed by William Whitehead. |
| Track Listing | Ref LPCD17 Released December 2002 |
| DANCES OF LIFE & DEATH | |
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Released under the Chandos Label. |
| Track Listing | Ref CHANDOS - CHAN10315 Released 1999 |
| GATEWAY OF HEAVEN | |
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Paul Trepte (Director of Music, Ely) describes this CD as a "choral statement of what Cathedrals are all about". The heavenly experience recorded in both the Cathedral and the Lady Chapel is delivered in a carefully chosen programme of familiar pieces ideally captured by William Harris in the two anthems "Faire is the heaven" and "Bring us O Lord God" |
| Track Listing | Ref LPCD18 Released 2004 |
| WILL YOUR ANCHOR HOLD | |
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This CD was made in aid of the RNLI, in the year that it celebrated its 175th anniversary of saving lives at sea. This recording features a tuneful selection of nautical hymns and songs with organ or instrumental accompaniment. In addition to Clovelly´s colaboration, R G Jones´ Recording studio in London was used for some mixing of the instrumental tracks. Ely Cathedral Choir is directed by Paul Trepte with Scott Farrell at the organ. Instrumentals played by Rodney and Rebecca Hall. |
| Track Listing | Ref Clovelly CLCD11199 Released 2002 |
| THEY THAT GO DOWN TO THE SEA | |
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This recording from Ely Cathedral is a sequel to the hugely popular ´Will your Anchor hold´ CD. Ely Cathedral Choir. Director of music - Paul Trepte. Assistant Organist - Scott Farrell. Piano - Paul Trepte. Once again it was funded by the Anglia division of the RNLI. |
| Track Listing | Ref Clovelly CLCD12601 Released 1999 |
| MUSIC MASTERS | |
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Music from the Music Masters´ and Mistresses´ Association Summer Conference held at Ely 10 and 11 May 2003 Featuring the Kings´ School Chapel Choir. Junior School Chamber Choir. Ely Cathedral Choir. Kings´ School Senior Orchestra. Delegates from the Music Masters´ & Mistresses´ Association. Conducted by Paul Trepte, Graham Griggs & Neil Porter-Thaw. Benjamin Brittens Saint Nicolas (Tenor Soloist - Gordon Pullin) and Bob Chilcott''s Peace Mass are included with musical excerpts from the Sunday Sung Eucharist. |
| Track Listing | Ref Private Recording Released 2003 |
| O HOW GLORIOUS | |
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Recorded in 1999 this recording was commissioned by Ely Cathedral Publications. It features Ely Cathedral Choir under the direction of Paul Trepte. Scott Farrell plays the Harrison & Harrison organ which made its final recorded appearance before its major re-building work which commenced in the later part of 1999. This CD features a selection of favourite choral anthems often sung at Ely. |
| Track Listing | Ref Commercial Recording |
| CHORAL EVENSONG FOR ST ANDREW''S DAY | |
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Recorded in May 1999 this recording re-creates Evensong as sung at Rochester on the 1st December the feast day of St Andrew the Apostle. The Girls Choir and Layclerks of Rochester Cathedral are directed by Sean Farrell with Roger Sayer at the organ. This was Lantern Productions first commercially released CD. |
| Track Listing | Ref Ref LPCD1 Released 1999 |
| SHADES OF BLUE | |
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Shades of Blue was formed in 1988 and was based in Ely. Each of its six members had connections with the Choir of Ely Cathedral. The group had a varied repertoire of a cappella items from a wide range of musical genre. The group undertook entertainment and concert work, performed on radio and television and tour abroad frequently. Originally released on the Mirabilis label. |
| Track Listing | Ref MRCD910 Released 1995 |
| CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION | |
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East Anglia´s Childrens Hospices commissioned and funded ´A Fine Arts Christmas Celebration´ from Ely Cathedral. All parties acknowledge the kind sponsorship of Avro Industries Ltd and Kettle Foods. This is the first choral recording from Ely to feature the newly restored Harrison & Harrison organ. Ely Cathedral Choir with the Fine Arts Brass Ensemble is conducted by Paul Trepte with Scott Farrell at the organ. |
| Track Listing | Ref LPCD6 Released 1999 |
| TYE: THREE MASSES | |
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Christopher Tye (1505?-1572) was one of the most important composers of the generation of Tallis and Sheppard, yet little of his music has survived. Here, for the first time on CD, all three of his masses are presented together. Tye was for many years Magister Choristarum at Ely, so it is especially appropriate that the works are performed by the famous Choir of Ely Cathedral, and recorded in the spacious acoustic of Ely´s great Lady Chapel - the very place where Tye himself would have directed them. The large-scale 6-part Euge bone Mass is Tye´s most splendid creation, closely rivalled by his mass based on the English secular song The Western Wind. The major discovery is the world premiere recording of the Peterhouse Mass (so-called because its source is the Peterhouse part-books). Its resurrection adds another masterpiece to the glories of English polyphony.Because the total timing of all three masses is too long for a single CD, the Peterhouse Mass appears on the second disc. "..no Tudor collection should be without it" (Fanfare) Penguin Guide *** "..confident, full-bodied and refreshingly unmannered." (Choir & Organ). |
| Track Listing | Ref CD GAU190 Released 1999 |