McCarthy / The London Ambrosian Singers -The Easter Liturgy of the Church of England -Tudor CD Grooves.land/Playthek

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01. Peter, Oskar "Pr?ludium für Orgel"

02. London Ambrosian Singers "Sing Joyfully"

03. London Ambrosian Singers "The Preces"

04. London Ambrosian Singers "Awake up, my glory"

05. London Ambrosian Singers "Te Deum"

06. London Ambrosian Singers "Benedictus"

07. London Ambrosian Singers "The Responses / The Lord's Prayer"

08. London Ambrosian Singers "Gloria in excelsis Deo"

09. Peter, Oskar "Veni redemptor gentium"

10. London Ambrosian Singers "If Ye Love Me"

11. London Ambrosian Singers "Kyrie"

12. London Ambrosian Singers "Creed"

13. Peter, Oskar "Lucem tuam"

14. London Ambrosian Singers "Sanctus"

15. London Ambrosian Singers "Benedictus"

16. London Ambrosian Singers "Agnus Dei"

17. London Ambrosian Singers "Gloria"

18. Peter, Oskar "Te Deum"

19. London Ambrosian Singers "O Lord, the Maker of all thing"

20. London Ambrosian Singers "The Preces"

21. London Ambrosian Singers "Psalm 114 (When Israel came out of Egypt/In Exitu Israel)"

22. Peter, Oskar "A short verse (Intermezzo für Orgel)"

23. London Ambrosian Singers "Magnificat"

24. London Ambrosian Singers "Nunc dimittis"

25. London Ambrosian Singers "The Responses"

26. London Ambrosian Singers "O praise God"

27. Peter, Oskar "In nomine"

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To be exact, we should include in the Tudor Church music only the period prior to 1549 and consider Robert Fayrfax (1464-1521) and Hugh Aston (died 1522) as the first Tudor composers. They were succeeded by a great master - John Taverner; only a small number of works with English texts in his hand are extant. Then came Thomas Tallis, who composed works for the reformed Church, but he left also compositions intended for the Catholic service. Peter Philips, another major figure, could not bring himself to accept the Reform and left England. William Byrd enjoyed such popularity that he was able to write music for the Catholic Church under the aegies of the liberal Elizabeth I without ever being bothered. With Orlando Gibbons the composers began to write more for the Church of England. Thomas Tomkins may be considered as the last of those com posers coming under the heading "Tudor Church Music".

Manufacturer No.:

TUD7210

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