Immerse yourself in the sacred and serene world of Geoffrey Burgon's "Cathedral Music," a 1985 release on the Hyperion label. This 45-minute album is a testament to Burgon's mastery of choral and orchestral composition, featuring the esteemed Chichester Cathedral Choir under the direction of Alan Thurlow. The album is a collection of sacred works, including the Magnificat, Nunc dimittis, and a Short Mass, as well as other choral pieces like "Laudate Dominum" and "A Prayer to the Trinity." Burgon, known for his distinctive and instantly recognizable compositions, brings a sense of reverence and beauty to these timeless pieces. The album also showcases Burgon's ability to blend traditional liturgical music with contemporary compositional techniques. This recording won a Critics' Choice of the Year award in Gramophone magazine, highlighting its exceptional quality and enduring appeal. Whether you're a fan of choral music, a lover of classical compositions, or simply seeking a moment of tranquility, Geoffrey Burgon's "Cathedral Music" is a captivating journey through the sacred and the sublime.