Hymns And Anthems From Windsor Castle

Album Description

The Choir of St George's Chapel, Windsor Castle, presents a sublime collection of sacred music in their album, Hymns And Anthems From Windsor Castle. Released in 2000, this exquisite recording showcases the choir's remarkable talent and dedication to their craft. Comprising up to 23 choristers and twelve Lay Clerks, the choir's rich and harmonious sound is a true reflection of their daily commitment to singing the Opus Dei and a vast repertoire of music spanning all ages and traditions.

This delightful album features 20 beautifully performed hymns and anthems, including 'New Every Morning Is The Love', 'God Of Glory, King Of Nations', and 'Praise My Soul, The King Of Heaven'. The choir's excellent singing, which includes the pure and uplifting voices of 15 boy trebles, is a testament to their exceptional skill and musicianship. As the resident professional choir of Windsor Castle, they regularly perform in the presence of the Royal Family, and their music is a cherished part of the castle's spiritual heritage.

With a duration of 1 hour and 6 minutes, Hymns And Anthems From Windsor Castle is a treasure trove of spiritual and musical delights. The Choir of St George's Chapel, Windsor Castle, has created an album that will inspire and uplift, showcasing their remarkable artistry and devotion to their sacred music tradition. Available on Music Manager, this album is a must-listen for fans of choral music and those seeking a deeper connection to the spiritual and cultural heritage of Windsor Castle.

1 dec 2000

2000 Marathon Media International Ltd., under exclusive license to Music Manager

About The Choir of St George's Chapel, Windsor Castle

The Choir of St George's Chapel, Windsor Castle, is one of the world's oldest and most prestigious choirs, with a history dating back to 1348. Nestled within the historic walls of Windsor Castle, this renowned ensemble has been a staple of the chapel's daily services, with only a brief hiatus during the Commonwealth period (1649–1660). Comprising up to 23 choristers and twelve Lay Clerks, the choir is celebrated for its rich, resonant sound and diverse repertoire, spanning centuries of musical tradition. The choristers, aged between eight and thirteen, are educated at St George's School within the castle grounds, while the Lay Clerks reside nearby, ensuring a deep connection to the chapel and its musical heritage. Under the direction of its esteemed Director of Music, the choir continues to captivate audiences with its angelic voices and masterful performances, making it a must-experience for classical music enthusiasts. In 2023, the choir made history by welcoming girls to sing alongside the boys, further enriching its musical tapestry.