Come, Let Us Worship.
Bless the Lord, O My Soul.
Blessed is the Man.
O Gladsome Light.
Now Lettest Thou.
Rejoice, O Virgin.
Glory To God in the Highest (the six psalms).
Praise the Name of the Lord.
Blessed Art Thou, O Lord.
Having Beheld the Resurrection of Christ.
My Soul Doth Magnify the Lord.
The Great Doxology.
Troparion. Today Salvation is Come.
Troparion. Thou Didst Rise from the Tomb.
To Thee, Victorious Leader.

Could the definitive recording of the best-loved Orthodox choral music of all come from an Anglican chapel choir? Delphian’s Paul Baxter thinks so.

The young King’s College London voices are bright, responsive and clear, and the recording is intentionally designed to bring out the bell-like phrases that ring through the whole piece. From the first second the sound grabs you and holds you close: it’s punchy, and bold – a new presentation of music we all thought we knew.

In a recording to honour Rachmaninoff’s 150th anniversary, Joseph Fort and The Choir of King’s College London stake their claim to be among the finest choirs in the business.

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Recorded on 25-27 February 2022 in All Hallows’, Gospel Oak.