01 - 04 Symphony No. 5 in B minor [23'07]
05 Blest Pair of Sirens * [10'55]
06 Symphonic Variations [13'18]
07 Elegy for Brahms [10'23]
London Philharmonic Choir*, London Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Adrian Boult
EMI CDM565107-2 [recorded December 1966*, October and December 1978; this CD issued 1994]
[CD-rip; flacs, cover and inlay scans, booklet sourced from internet]
Recording venue: No.1 Abbey Road Studio, London
Recording engineer: Christopher Parker; Producer: Christopher Bishop
04 - 06 Charles Villiers Stanford: Piano Concerto No. 1 in G major, op.59 (1894) [38'10]
Piers Lane- piano, BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra conducted by Martyn Brabbins
Hyperion CDA66820 [recorded September 1995; CD issued 1995]
[digital-download; flacs, cover, booklet and inlay scans]
Recording venue: City Hall, Glasgow, Scotland
Recording engineer: Tony Faulkner; Producer: Andrew Keener
01 I was glad [7'24]
02 Judith, Oratorio - Long Since in Egypt's Plenteous Land [4'27]
03 Blest Pair of Sirens [10'44]
04 Songs of Farewell - No. 1. My soul, there is a country [3'52]
English Lyrics:
05 Bright Star [3'11], 06 When comes my Gwen [2'30]
07 O Mistress Mine [1'27], 08 Blow, blow, thou winter wind [1'58]
09 A Welsh lullaby [2'58], 10 When lovers meet again [1'49]
11 On a time the amorous Silvy [1'42], 12 When we two parted [3'42] 13 Love is a bable [1'35], 14 Weep you no more [2'02]
15 When icicles hang by the wall [1'55], 16 Looking backward [3'43]
17 Take, o take those lips away [1'26], 18 There be none of beauty's daughters [1'53]
19 And yet I love her till I die [2'52], 20 From a city window [3'17], 21 Thine eyes still shine for me [2'13], 22 Marian [1'42], 23 No longer mourn for me [3'16], 24 There [3'05]
25 (orch. Edward Elgar) Jerusalem [2'51]
Timothy Byram-Wigfield- organ, Waynflete Singers, Winchester Cathedral Choir, Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra conducted by David Hill (01-03, 25 [June 1990]
David Flood- organ, Canterbury Cathedral Choir conducted by Allan Wicks (04 [October 1983])
Robert Tear- tenor and Philip Ledger- piano (05-24 [February 1977])
Decca 470378-2 [recorded 1977 to 1990; this compilation first issued 2003]
[digital download; flacs, cover and inlay scans - no booklet]
Recording venues: Winchester Cathedral, Hampshire, UK (01-03, 24), Canterbury Cathedral, Kent, UK (04), Church of St. George the Martyr, London (05-24)
Recording engineers and Producers: Not given
This issue includes the complete English Lyrics recital by Robert Tear and Philip Ledger, originally issued by Argo in 1979. But it is one of the few in this large series that comes without any booklet for digital downloads.
01 Eight Part-songs, op.119 - No. 3, The Bluebird [3'20]
02 Three Motets, op.38 - No. 3, Beati quorum via [3'20]
03 - 07 Songs of the Sea, op.91 [17'38]
08 Services in B-flat, op.10 'Morning Service' - Te Deum Laudamus [6'12]
09 Services in B-flat, op.10 'Evening Service' - Magnificat [3'12]
10 Services in B-flat, op.10 'Evening Service' - Nunc Dimittis [3'16]
11 Services in G for chorus and organ, op.81 - Magnificat [4'42]
12 Services in G for chorus and organ, op.81 - Nunc Dimittis [4'22]
13 Psalm 96 'O Sing Unto The Lord A New Song' [3'53]
14 Psalm 150 'O Praise God In His Holiness' [2'06]
15 Agnus Dei [2'44]
16 An Irish Idyll in Six Miniatures. op. 77 - No. 2, The Fairy Lough [3'40]
17 A Sheaf of Songs from Leinster, op.140 - No. 3, A soft day [2'58]
Choir of New College Oxford conducted by Edward Higginbottom (01-02 [April 2000])
Thomas Allen- baritone, London Philharmonic Chorus and Orchestra conducted by Roger Norrington (03-07 [June/July 1996])
Timothy
Byram-Wigfield- organ, Waynflete Singers, Winchester Cathedral Choir,
Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra conducted by David Hill (08-10 [June
1990])
Hugh Maclean- organ, Choir of King's College Cambridge conducted by Boris Ord (11-12 [1957])
John Scott- organ, Choir of St John’s Cambridge conducted by George Guest (13-14 [December 1977])
Martin How- organ, RSCM Massed Choirs conducted by Lionel Dakers (15 [June 1987])
Kathleen Ferrier- contralto and Frederick Stone- piano (16-17 [June 1952])
Decca 470384-2 (recorded 1952 to 2000; this compilation first issued 2003)
[digital download; flacs, cover and booklet scans]
Recording
venues: New College Chapel, Oxford (01-02), The Colosseum, Watford
(03-07), Winchester Cathedrral (08-10), King's College Cambridge
(11-12), St John's College, Cambridge (13-14), Royal Albert Hall, London
(15), BBC Broadcasting House, London (16-17)
Recording engineer: Simon Eadon (01-02, 08-10, 15), John Dunkerley (03-07, 13-14), others unknown
Producer: Andrew Cornall (01-02), Christopher Pope (03-07), Chris Hazell (08-10, 13-15), others unknown
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