Byrd - Prevent Us, O Lord
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William Byrd: Essential Works
Robert Aldwinckle (harpsichord), Alfred Deller (countertenor), Richard Edwards (bass), James Bowman (countertenor), Sarah Stowe (harpsichord), David Swinson (organ), Peter Dyke (organ), Christopher Argent (organ), English Consort of Viols, Wells Cathedral Choir, Wenzinger Consort of Viols, Gentlemen...
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William Byrd - The Great Service
with additional anthems and organ voluntaries
Robert Quinney (organ)
The Choir of Westminster Abbey, James O'Donnell
This particular work needs no introduction; indeed, some fine recordings already exist of this set, which has become a particular favourite of modern choirs. The atmosphere one associates with... —
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Jubilate: 500 Years Of Cathedral Music
Aled Jones
St Paul’s Cathedral Choir & Cathedral Choristers Of Britain, Andrew Carwood
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Byrd - The Second Service & Consort Anthems
Stefan Roberts (treble) & Rogers Covey-Crump (tenor)
Fretwork & The Choir of Magdalen College, Bill Ives
This disc is a benchmark - of interpretation, scholarship and programming. Both its interpretation and its dramatic re-contextualization of Byrd make even the utterly familiar (e.g. 'O Lord... —
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Word Incarnate
Pro Organo, Chancel Choir of the Episcopal Church of the Incarnation, Dallas, Texas, Kevin M. Clarke and Iris Irving Noon, Iris Irving Noon, Kevin M. Clarke, Fran Pearson and Iris Irving Noon, Fran Pearson, Audrey Kennan Brown, Desiree Briody, Audrey Keenan Brown, Elizabeth Clarke and Iris Irving...
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This will delight fans of Byrd and this choir. Compelling performances (especially Ave verum) and a resonant if slightly distant sound. Some pieces though (the Mass a 5) have a surface, rather... —
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In 2002 The Tallis Scholars recorded an audio-visual Byrd-fest in three parts: a concert- format sequence of some of his sacred music in the atmospheric setting of Tewkesbury Abbey; a documentary... —
