Utwory na płycie:

• Skempton: Ave Virgo sanctissima
• Wilberforce: Preces
• Martin, M: Te lucis ante terminum (2013)
• Jackson, F: Te lucis ante terminum (2008)
• David Briggs: Psalm 121: will lift up mine eyes
• Goodenough, D: Psalm 133 - Behold how good and joyful a thing it is
• Jackson, F: A Hymn to God the Father
• Chapple: Safe where I cannot lie yet
• Holloway, R: Splendour of the Father's Glory
• Burton, J: Magnificat
• Young, Toby: The Lord's Prayer
• Phibbs: Salve Regina
• Jackson, Gabriel: Ave Maria
• Treseder: O virgo splendens
• Wilberforce: My Soul, there is a country
• Bednall: Fanfare – Processional

Skempton:
Ave Virgo sanctissima

Wilberforce:
Preces

Martin:
Te lucis ante terminum

Jackson:
Te lucis ante terminum

Briggs:
Psalm 121 - I will lift up mine eyes

Goodenough:
Psalm 133 - Behold how good and joyful a thing it is

Jackson:
A Hymn to God the Father

Chapple:
Safe where I cannot lie yet

Holloway:
Splendour of the Father’s Glory

Burton:
Magnificat

Young:
The Lord’s Prayer

Phibbs:
Salve Regina

Jackson:
Ave Maria

Treseder:
O Virgo splendens

Wilberforce:
My Soul, there is a country

Bednall:
Fanfare – Processional

Over the years the Exon Singers have received considerable recognition for their commitment to commissioning and recording new works from eminent composers. For their 50th anniversary CD on new label Rubicon Classics, they have selected some of their favourites in the form of an extended service but without spoken word. Most of the music was written for the choir's annual broadcast of Choral Evening Prayer from Buckfast Abbey. Since 1997 Composers-in-Residence have been invited to their summer Festival in Tavistock, on the edge of Dartmoor, and their works are represented here. The choir’s performances include the Oxford Festival of Contemporary Music and the Edinburgh Festival, as well as concerts in St John’s College, Cambridge, Gloucester, Wells, Winchester and Salisbury. Richard Wilberforce has been Conductor and Artistic Director since 2012, succeeding Matthew Owens, and here writes his first works for the Exons: a set of opening responses and a new Festival Hymn.