The Completemorning And Evening Canticles Of Herbert Howells
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This Priory Records release (catalogue PRCD745, EAN 5028612207452) presents a collected selection of Herbert Howells's Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis settings for Anglican morning and evening services, performed by The Collegiate Singers under conductor Andrew Millinger with organist Richard Moorhouse. Total running time is approximately 64 minutes.
This Priory Records release (catalogue PRCD745, EAN 5028612207452) presents a collected selection of Herbert Howells's Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis settings for Anglican morning and evening services, performed by The Collegiate Singers under conductor Andrew Millinger with organist Richard Moorhouse. Total running time is approximately 64 minutes.
- Comprehensive collection of Howells canticles on a single volume, covering several well-known service-settings.
- Performed by The Collegiate Singers with conductor Andrew Millinger and organist Richard Moorhouse, delivering choral and organ accompaniment throughout.
- Comprehensive collection of Howells canticles on a single volume, covering several well-known service-settings.
- Performed by The Collegiate Singers with conductor Andrew Millinger and organist Richard Moorhouse, delivering choral and organ accompaniment throughout.
- Issued on specialist choral label Priory (catalogue PRCD745), with a clear track-by-track listing.
- Moderate total running time (around 64 minutes) suitable for focused listening of liturgical canticles.
- −This is Volume 1 of a multi-volume Priory series, so additional discs are required to complete the full set of Howells's morning and evening canticles.
- −The recording uses a mixed choir rather than the traditional men’s-and-boys’ choir forces for which many of Howells's settings were originally written; some listeners may prefer the original voicing and timbre.
- −This is Volume 1 of a multi-volume Priory series, so additional discs are required to complete the full set of Howells's morning and evening canticles.
- −The recording uses a mixed choir rather than the traditional men’s-and-boys’ choir forces for which many of Howells's settings were originally written; some listeners may prefer the original voicing and timbre.
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