Convivium Records
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Dan Locklair: Sing to the World
$16.99CDConvivium Records
Jan 02, 2026CVI115 -
In the stillness
$16.99CDConvivium Records
Nov 07, 2025CVI113 -
The Eule Organ, Magdalen College, Oxford
$22.99CDConvivium Records
Sep 05, 2025CVI109 -
Lawrence Rose: String Quartets
$16.99CDConvivium Records
Sep 05, 2025CVI108 -
Clive Osgood: English Folksongs
$16.99CDConvivium Records
Jun 06, 2025CVI105 -
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Dan Locklair: Sing to the World
In the stillness
Missa Aedis Christi
The Eule Organ, Magdalen College, Oxford
Lawrence Rose: String Quartets
Clive Osgood: English Folksongs
Falla, Leighton, Rachmaninoff & Rose: Fantasias for Piano
Love Divine - Renaissance & Contemporary Choral Works
Les chansons des roses
Campkin: I Saw Eternity
Shrapnel: Chamber Works
A Peter Warlock Merry-Go-Down
European Soundscapes
Osgood: Chamber Works
Locklair: From East to West
Explore this album of Dan Locklair's Sacred Choral Music, performed by The Choir of Royal Holloway, with David Goode and Onyx Brass, directed by Rupert Gough.
Psalms, Stars & Light
Osgood: Magnificat
This new large-scale setting of the Magnificat has been written as a companion piece to J.S. Bach’s famous setting (BWV 243). Although making use of a more contemporary musical language, it uses similar instrumentation, follows the same framework of chorus and solo movements, and makes use of a number of features that are typical of Bach’s music.
Chausson, Debussy, Franck & Ysaye: Ode to Lost Time
This new large-scale setting of the Magnificat has been written as a companion piece to J.S. Bach’s famous setting (BWV 243). Although making use of a more contemporary musical language, it uses similar instrumentation, follows the same framework of chorus and solo movements, and makes use of a number of features that are typical of Bach’s music.
O Beata Virgo Maria - Renaissance & Contemporary Choral Works / Bray, luminatus
This album features relatively unfamiliar and previously unrecorded music written by contemporary female composers, and Renaissance composers. The repertoire features several texts based on a Marian theme.
From the Celestial Hills - Sacred Scottish Choral Works
This album showcases sacred Scottish choral music, much of it little known, from the repertoire of the University of Glasgow Chapel Choir. From reformation psalms to contemporary motets, this selection illustrates the rich and vibrant choral music of Scotland.
Aldrich: Sacred Choral Music II
M. Coleridge: Requiem / Calver, Dahlberg, Gough, Southern Sinfonia
“Composers have been setting the Requiem texts to music since the late Middle Ages, and it was to these early settings that I was drawn when writing my own offering: with simple, flowing melodic threads combined to create a richer fabric. My thanks to Rupert Gough and the vibrant young voices of the Choir of Royal Holloway for taking those threads and weaving them into such dazzling tapestries of harmony - adorned with the warmth of Southern Sinfonia’s gorgeous strings, and the lyrical song of Maxim Calver’s soaring cello.” (Matthew Coleridge)
Gibbs: String Quartets / The Atchison Quartet
“The music is really wonderful, and the choice of specific works is brilliant, precisely because it brings to light so much about what was going on inside Gibbs at two really difficult times in his life. These are set alongside works that include an intimate gesture of friendship and gratitude to Ralph Vaughn Williams, as well as music that was published and heard by audiences in Gibbs’s lifetime. It’s very effective to have all these aspects of the composer portrayed in this way.” Nicholas Riddle (Musicologist)
Moore: Via Crucis - New Music for Organ & Narrator / Moore, Orford
Explore this premiere recording of Philip Moore’s Via Crucis, performed at Guildford Cathedral by organist Richard Moore, with Revd Dr Barry Orford. The album includes a foreword by the composer.
Arthur: All Angels - Choral Works / Gough, Beer, Choir of Royal Holloway
Explore this new album of choral works by British composer, George Arthur, performed by The Choir of Royal Holloway. George is a multi award-winning composer, published by Universal Editions, Music Sales, Shorter House and the Guild of Church Musicians. He has been commissioned by various cathedrals and chapel choirs at home and overseas and his music is regularly performed around the world. He has had works broadcast on BBC Radio 3 and 4 and on BBC television, most notably for the WW1 Commonwealth commemoration service, live from Glasgow Cathedral.
