Bob Chilcott, one of Britain's most celebrated composers, invites you into a world of rich choral music with his album "All Good Things." Released on September 8, 2017, under the Naxos label, this collection spans a diverse range of styles, showcasing Chilcott's versatility and mastery of the choral genre. The album features 20 tracks, including the title piece "All Good Things Come to an End," as well as well-known works like "Scarborough Fair" and "The House of the Rising Sun." Chilcott's compositions are brought to life by the talented Commotio choir, with Alexander Hawkins and Matthew Berry contributing their skills on piano, and Jon Scott and Raphael Mizraki providing rhythmic and bass support. The album also includes the Nidaros Jazz Mass, a unique blend of jazz and traditional liturgical music. With a duration of 71 minutes, "All Good Things" offers a comprehensive journey through Chilcott's musical repertoire, making it a compelling addition to any classical music enthusiast's collection.
Bob Chilcott, born in Plymouth in 1955, is a renowned British choral composer, conductor, and singer, deeply rooted in the British choral tradition. His journey in music began as a boy chorister and continued through his tenure as a tenor with the acclaimed vocal group, The King's Singers, from 1985 to 1997. Since then, Chilcott has dedicated himself full-time to composing and conducting, creating a vast catalog of choral works published by Oxford University Press. His compositions and conducting have earned him the title of "a contemporary hero of British choral music" from The Observer. Chilcott's influence extends beyond his compositions; he has served as the conductor of the Chorus of the Royal College of Music in London and has been the Principal Guest Conductor of the BBC Singers since 2002. His work continues to inspire and enrich the choral music scene, making him a beloved figure in the world of choral music.
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