CD York Minster Choir: St Peter’s Day At York Minster

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St Peter’s Day At York Minster - CD

Name: CD York Minster Choir: St Peter’s Day At York Minster
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York Minster Choir | Robert Sharpe

Classical | Choral

2014

Regent Records 26. January 2015 United Kingdom

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More ID: 662236 EAN: 0802561043928 Discogs ID: 26325047

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Title	St Peter’s Day At York Minster
Artist	York Minster Choir \| Robert Sharpe
Format	CD
Labels	Regent Records
Country of issue	United Kingdom
Date of publication	26. January 2015
First released	2014
Weight	85 g
EAN	0802561043928
Product ID	662236
Discogs ID	26325047

York Minster Choir: St Peter’s Day At York Minster version on CD in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in United Kingdom in publishing company Regent Records on 26. January 2015. Album spans genres Classical and Choral.

	The Eucharist
1	Bell & Aisle Prayer
	Composed By Richard Shephard
2	Hymn Christ Is Made The Sure Foundation
	Composed By Henry Purcell
	Missa Brevis (2012)
	Composed By David Briggs (5)
8	Tu Es Petrus
	Composed By Maurice Duruflé
9	Psalm 150 — Chant
	Composed By George Surtees Talbot
	Matins
10	Preces (For Salisbury Cathedral)
	Composed By Richard Shephard
11	Venite — Chant
	Composed By Samuel Arnold
12	Psalm 71:1–6, 15–17 — Chant
	Composed By Francis Jackson
13	Te Deum Laudamus In C
	Composed By Charles Villiers Stanford
14	Jubilate Deo
	Composed By Philip Moore
15	Responses And Collects (For Salisbury Cathedral)
	Composed By Richard Shephard
16	And When The Builders
	Composed By Richard Shephard
	Evensong
17	Holy Is The True Light
	Composed By Sir William Henry Harris
18	Psalm 138 — Chant
	Composed By Thomas Attwood
	Magnificat And Nunc Dimittis For New College, Oxford
	Composed By Herbert Howells
21	O Quam Gloriosum
	Composed By Philip Moore
22	Coronation Te Deum
	Arranged By Mark Blatchly, Simon Preston \| Composed By Sir William Walton