“very modern, very human [,] powerful”
“the young voices of The Same Stream are perfect”
Choir & Organ
Two beautiful choral collections, the first based on the writings of 14th century hermit Richard Rolle and the second on William Blake's Songs of Innocence. Written for and performed by The Same Stream Choir and conductor James Jordan.
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Patrick's eleventh album featuring the premiere recordings of twenty new Christmas works, including the two collections The Nativity and Four Christmas Motets plus other works which tell the Christmas story. -
- Duration: 75 minutes
- Chorus: Children's Voices
- Orchestration: Piano OR Chamber Orchestra (eleven players: Flute, Oboe, Clarinet, Horn, Percussion, Piano, Violin I, Violin II, Viola, Cello, Double Bass)
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The only publication containing all of the poetry of priest, poet and librettist Andrew Hawes. -
- Duration: 21 minutes
- Soloist: Clarinet
- Instrumentation: Strings, Harp
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- Duration: 10 minutes
- Instrumentation: Wind Band with optional solo soprano saxophone
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- Duration: 10 minutes
- Instrumentation: Brass Band
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- Duration: 25 minutes
- Soloist: Piano
- Instrumentation: Full Orchestra
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- Duration: 100 minutes (Part One: 50 mins; Part Two: 50 mins)
- Chorus: SATB
- Soloists: Soprano, Tenor, Baritone
- Instrumentation: Chamber Orchestra
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- Duration: 25 minutes
- Soloist: Piano
- Instrumentation: Full Orchestra
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- Duration: 100 minutes (Part One: 50 mins; Part Two: 50 mins)
- Chorus: SATB
- Soloists: Soprano, Tenor, Baritone
- Instrumentation: Chamber Orchestra
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- Duration: 75 minutes
- Chorus: Children's Voices
- Orchestration: Piano OR Chamber Orchestra (eleven players: Flute, Oboe, Clarinet, Horn, Percussion, Piano, Violin I, Violin II, Viola, Cello, Double Bass)
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- Duration: 61 minutes
- Soloist(s): Soprano & Tenor
- Chorus: SATB
- Instrumentation: Full Orchestra
The Great War Symphony is a poignant and moving work for choirs, soloists and orchestra written to commemorate the centenary of the First World War. It mourns the dead, salutes their sacrifice and evokes a vision of England and her allies that inspired so much of the art and music of that time.