Utwory na płycie:

• Britten - Hymn of St Columba (2016)
• Burton - Tomorrow shall be my dancing day (2016)
• Vaughan Williams (arr. Robinson) - The truth from above (2017)
• Shaw - Adam lay ybounden (2016)
• arr. Cleobury - The Cherry Tree Carol (2017)
• Long - Vigilate (2014)
• Palestrina - Fruit homo missus a Deo (2015)
• Gibbons - This is the record of John (2016)
• Archer - The Linden Tree Carol (2016)
• Joubert - There is no rose (2016)
• Watts - The Birth of Speech (2015)
• arr. Pettman - The Angel Gabriel from Heaven came (2016)
• Jackson - I know a flower (2017)
• Bullard - Glory to the Christ Child (2014)
• Paul Comeau - Lux Mundi (2016)
• Shaw - I sing of a maiden (2017)
• arr. Willcocks - Tomorrow shall be my dancing day (2017)
• Bingham - The clouded heaven (2015)
• Bednall - Noe, noe (2016)

Benjamin Britten:
A hymn of St. Columba

James Burton:
Tomorrow shall be my dancing day

Ralph Vaughan Williams:
The truth sent from above (arr. Christopher Robinson)

Ian Shaw:
Adam lay ybounden
I sing of a maiden

James Long:
Vigilate

Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina:
Fuit homo missus a Deo

Orlando Gibbons:
This is the record of John

Malcolm Archer:
The linden tree carol

John Joubert:
There is no rose

Tim Watts:
The birth of speech

Francis Jackson:
I know a flower

Alan Bullard:
Glory to the Christ Child

Paul Comeau:
Lux mundi

Judith Bingham:
The clouded heaven

David Bednall:
Noe, noe

Trad.:
The cherry tree carol (arr. Stephen Cleobury)
The angel Gabriel from heaven came (arr. Edgar Pettman)
Tomorrow shall be my dancing day (arr. David Willcocks)

The Choir of St John’s College, Cambridge’s advent service is a staple of the British choral world, and is broadcast on BBC Radio 3 almost every year. The service features much-loved favourites from the festive season alongside a variety of new works commissioned especially for the event.

This disc of live recordings features performances by the choir from their four most recent services from 2014-17.

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Recorded live in St John’s College Chapel, Cambridge, UK on the following dates:

Sunday 30th November 2014, Sunday 29th November 2015, Sunday 27th November 2016, Sunday 26th November 2017. Julia Hwang plays on a Peter Guarnerius of Mantua violin, c. 1698