A Ceremony Of Carols
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Hyperion CD release CDA66220 presents Benjamin Britten's A Ceremony of Carols performed by the Choir of Westminster Cathedral conducted by David Hill. The disc couples A Ceremony of Carols with the Missa Brevis and other choral works.
Hyperion CD release CDA66220 presents Benjamin Britten's A Ceremony of Carols performed by the Choir of Westminster Cathedral conducted by David Hill. The disc couples A Ceremony of Carols with the Missa Brevis and other choral works.
Pros
- Choir of Westminster Cathedral under David Hill — a cathedral-choir interpretation consistent with the ensemble's recorded output.
- Programme pairs A Ceremony of Carols with Missa Brevis and additional choral works, providing complementary Britten liturgical material on one disc.
- Choir of Westminster Cathedral under David Hill — a cathedral-choir interpretation consistent with the ensemble's recorded output.
- Programme pairs A Ceremony of Carols with Missa Brevis and additional choral works, providing complementary Britten liturgical material on one disc.
- Features harp accompaniment (Sioned Williams) and named treble soloists as heard on the recording.
Cons
- −Limited to choral scoring with harp according to Britten's instrumentation; not arranged for larger orchestral forces.
- −Issued as a single-disc Hyperion release (CDA66220) rather than a multi-disc anthology or expanded reissue.
- −Limited to choral scoring with harp according to Britten's instrumentation; not arranged for larger orchestral forces.
- −Issued as a single-disc Hyperion release (CDA66220) rather than a multi-disc anthology or expanded reissue.
- −Retail and catalogue listings show multiple pressings/release dates across vendors, which can make identifying a specific physical edition less straightforward.
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