Howells - I Love all Beauteous Things
Choral and Organ Music
Tristan Russcher (organ)
The Choir of Christ Church Cathedral, Dublin, Judy Martin
The Mass, sung beautifully here by Christ Church, Dublin, is perhaps one of the best examples of the later crystallisation of Howell's language… a bonus on this recording is the serene lullaby,...
Howells - I Love all Beauteous Things
Choral and Organ Music
Tristan Russcher (organ)
The Choir of Christ Church Cathedral, Dublin, Judy Martin
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The Mass, sung beautifully here by Christ Church, Dublin, is perhaps one of the best examples of the later crystallisation of Howell's language… a bonus on this recording is the serene lullaby,...
About
Herbert Howells has an assured place in the annals of English church music, however his popular reputation is founded largely on the frequent performance of a small body of core works. This recording redresses the balance in exploring some much less well-known pieces, with impassioned performances from the Choir of Christ Church Cathedral, Dublin in their second recording for Signum.
Contents and tracklist
- Judy Martin, Tristan Russcher & The Choir of Christ Church Cathedral - Dublin, Judy Martin
- The Choir of Christ Church Cathedral - Dublin
- Judy Martin
- Judy Martin, Tristan Russcher & The Choir of Christ Church Cathedral - Dublin, Judy Martin
- The Choir of Christ Church Cathedral - Dublin
- Judy Martin
- Judy Martin, Tristan Russcher & The Choir of Christ Church Cathedral - Dublin, Judy Martin
- The Choir of Christ Church Cathedral - Dublin
- Judy Martin
- Judy Martin, Tristan Russcher & The Choir of Christ Church Cathedral - Dublin, Judy Martin
- The Choir of Christ Church Cathedral - Dublin
- Judy Martin
- Tristan Russcher
- The Choir of Christ Church Cathedral - Dublin
- Judy Martin
- Judy Martin, Tristan Russcher & The Choir of Christ Church Cathedral - Dublin, Judy Martin
- The Choir of Christ Church Cathedral - Dublin
- Judy Martin
- Tristan Russcher
- The Choir of Christ Church Cathedral - Dublin
- Judy Martin
- Judy Martin, Tristan Russcher & The Choir of Christ Church Cathedral - Dublin, Judy Martin
- The Choir of Christ Church Cathedral - Dublin
- Judy Martin
- Tristan Russcher
- The Choir of Christ Church Cathedral - Dublin
- Judy Martin
- Tristan Russcher
- The Choir of Christ Church Cathedral - Dublin
- Judy Martin
- Judy Martin, Tristan Russcher & The Choir of Christ Church Cathedral - Dublin, Judy Martin
- The Choir of Christ Church Cathedral - Dublin
- Judy Martin
- Tristan Russcher
- The Choir of Christ Church Cathedral - Dublin
- Judy Martin
- Judy Martin, Tristan Russcher & The Choir of Christ Church Cathedral - Dublin, Judy Martin
- The Choir of Christ Church Cathedral - Dublin
- Judy Martin
- Tristan Russcher
- The Choir of Christ Church Cathedral - Dublin
- Judy Martin
- Judy Martin, Tristan Russcher & The Choir of Christ Church Cathedral - Dublin, Judy Martin
- The Choir of Christ Church Cathedral - Dublin
- Judy Martin
- Judy Martin, Tristan Russcher & The Choir of Christ Church Cathedral - Dublin, Judy Martin
- The Choir of Christ Church Cathedral - Dublin
- Judy Martin
- Judy Martin, Tristan Russcher & The Choir of Christ Church Cathedral - Dublin, Judy Martin
- The Choir of Christ Church Cathedral - Dublin
- Judy Martin
- Judy Martin, Tristan Russcher & The Choir of Christ Church Cathedral - Dublin, Judy Martin
- The Choir of Christ Church Cathedral - Dublin
- Judy Martin
- Judy Martin, Tristan Russcher & The Choir of Christ Church Cathedral - Dublin, Judy Martin
- The Choir of Christ Church Cathedral - Dublin
- Judy Martin
Awards and reviews
March 2009
The Mass, sung beautifully here by Christ Church, Dublin, is perhaps one of the best examples of the later crystallisation of Howell's language… a bonus on this recording is the serene lullaby, A Maid Peerless, in its 1951 version, sung by the female voices of the choir which are on top form.
