Be Thou My Vision Cambridge Singers
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Be Thou My Vision: Sacred Music by John Rutter is a Collegium Records compilation (2004) of John Rutter’s church anthems and other sacred choral pieces, performed by The Cambridge Singers with the City of London Sinfonia and conducted by John Rutter.
Be Thou My Vision: Sacred Music by John Rutter is a Collegium Records compilation (2004) of John Rutter’s church anthems and other sacred choral pieces, performed by The Cambridge Singers with the City of London Sinfonia and conducted by John Rutter.
Pros
- Performances conducted and curated by John Rutter — presented as the composer’s definitive performances.
- Comprehensive, single-disc selection of Rutter’s best-known sacred anthems (21 tracks).
- Performances conducted and curated by John Rutter — presented as the composer’s definitive performances.
- Comprehensive, single-disc selection of Rutter’s best-known sacred anthems (21 tracks).
- Performed by The Cambridge Singers with orchestral support from the City of London Sinfonia.
Cons
- −Compilation assembled from recordings made across several earlier releases (tracks date from sessions between the 1980s and early 2000s), so it is not a single, newly recorded album.
- −Different original production credits on constituent tracks mean sonic character/production may vary across the disc.
- −Compilation assembled from recordings made across several earlier releases (tracks date from sessions between the 1980s and early 2000s), so it is not a single, newly recorded album.
- −Different original production credits on constituent tracks mean sonic character/production may vary across the disc.
- −Programme focuses exclusively on Rutter’s sacred output — not a broader choral anthology of multiple composers.
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