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In chains of gold

Dunedin Consort: Susan Hamilton (Soprano), Clare Wilkinson (Mezzo soprano), Ashley Turnell (Tenor), Warren Trevelyan-Jones (Tenor), Matthew Brook (Bass), John Kitchen (Organ)

The singers luxuriate in the glowing acoustics of Midlothian’s Crichton Collegiate Church, lending warmth to immaculate performances of Tallis’s restful evening motet, O nata lux, Byrd’s intricate...

In chains of gold

Dunedin Consort: Susan Hamilton (Soprano), Clare Wilkinson (Mezzo soprano), Ashley Turnell (Tenor), Warren Trevelyan-Jones (Tenor), Matthew Brook (Bass), John Kitchen (Organ)

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The singers luxuriate in the glowing acoustics of Midlothian’s Crichton Collegiate Church, lending warmth to immaculate performances of Tallis’s restful evening motet, O nata lux, Byrd’s intricate...

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The Dunedin Consort is Scotland’s pre-eminent chamber vocal ensemble, founded in 1996 by Ben Parry and Susan Hamilton. This recording features William Byrd’s Mass for Five Voices, accompanied by motets and organ hymns by Byrd and by his teacher Thomas Tallis. The Dunedin Consort presents these works with one voice per part, creating an exceedingly clear vocal texture.

Contents and tracklist

Laetentur coeli
Track length2:59
Kyrie
Track length1:44
Gloria
Track length4:17
Collect
Track length1:10
Credo
Track length8:04
Sursum corda
Track length2:01
Sanctus
Track length2:22
Benedictus
Track length1:41
Pax Dominus
Track length0:25
Agnus Dei
Track length3:39
Ite missa est
Track length0:35

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The singers luxuriate in the glowing acoustics of Midlothian’s Crichton Collegiate Church, lending warmth to immaculate performances of Tallis’s restful evening motet, O nata lux, Byrd’s intricate five-part mass and much more, including breathy interludes from organist John Kitchen.
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