Experience the celestial harmonies of Gloucester Cathedral Choir with their captivating album, "Three Cathedral Choirs - for the 1999 Festival." This choral masterpiece, released in 2010 under Griffin Records, is a testament to the rich musical heritage of the Three Choirs Festival, a renowned event that rotates annually among the cathedral cities of Gloucester, Hereford, and Worcester. The album features the Gloucester Cathedral Choir, along with the Hereford Cathedral Choir and Worcester Cathedral Choir, all conducted by the esteemed Dr. Roy Massey.
Spanning a duration of one hour and three minutes, this album is a collection of 13 enchanting tracks that showcase the profound beauty of choral music. The tracklist includes a mix of traditional hymns and requiems, such as "Thou, O God, art praised in Zion," "Faire is the Heaven," and multiple renditions of "Requiem." Each piece is performed with precision and passion, highlighting the exceptional vocal talents of the choirs.
"Three Cathedral Choirs - for the 1999 Festival" is not just an album; it is a celebration of musical tradition and excellence. Whether you are a seasoned fan of choral music or a newcomer to the genre, this album offers a serene and uplifting listening experience. The meticulous arrangements and the choirs' flawless execution make this album a standout in the choral music genre. Immerse yourself in the timeless beauty of these sacred compositions, performed by some of the finest voices in cathedral music.
2010 Griffin Records2010 Griffin Records
Tracks
Thou, O God, art praised in ZionMalcolm Boyle, Gloucester Cathedral Choir, Dr. Roy Massey, Worcester Cathedral Choir, Hereford Cathedral Choir
Faire is the HeavenWilliam Harris, Gloucester Cathedral Choir, Worcester Cathedral Choir, Hereford Cathedral Choir, David Briggs
O, Clap your handsOrlando Gibbons, Gloucester Cathedral Choir, Worcester Cathedral Choir, Dr. Roy Massey, Hereford Cathedral Choir
Viri GalilaeiPatrick Gowers, Gloucester Cathedral Choir, Worcester Cathedral Choir, Hereford Cathedral Choir, Dr. Roy Massey