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COMPOSERTraditional, Sally Beamish, Benjamin Britten, Bob Chilcott, June Collin, Herbert Howells, Joanna For
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PERFORMERTenebrae, Joseph Edward, Grace Davidson, Joshua Davidson, Victoria Meteyard, Martha Mclorinan
In Winter's House: Christmas with Tenebrae
- Signum Classics
- September 23, 2022
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RELEASE DATESeptember 23, 2022
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UPC635212069028
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CATALOG NUMBERSIGCD690
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LABELSignum Classics
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NUMBER OF DISCS1
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GENRE
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The Shepherd's Carol
Composer: Bob Chilcott
Ensemble: Tenebrae
Conductor: Nigel Short
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In Winter's House
Composer: Joanna Marsh
Ensemble: male section Tenebrae
Conductor: Nigel Short
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Angelus ad Virginem
Composer: Anonymous
Ensemble: Tenebrae
Conductor: Nigel Short
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The Truth Sent from Above (arr. R. Vaughan Williams for choir)
Composer: Traditional
Ensemble: Tenebrae
Performer: Joseph Edwards
Conductor: Nigel Short
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Advent 'O' Carol
Ensemble: Tenebrae
Conductor: Nigel Short
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O Magnum Mysterium
Composer: Owain Park
Ensemble: Tenebrae
Performer: Grace Davidson, Joseph Edwards
Conductor: Nigel Short
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Vox Dicentis: Clama
Composer: Edward Woodall Naylor
Ensemble: Tenebrae
Performer: Victoria Meteyard, Jeremy Budd
Conductor: Nigel Short
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Procession
Composer: Benjamin Britten
Ensemble: female section Tenebrae
Conductor: Nigel Short
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Wolcum Yole!
Composer: Benjamin Britten
Ensemble: female section Tenebrae
Performer: Camilla Pay
Conductor: Nigel Short
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There is no Rose
Composer: Benjamin Britten
Ensemble: female section Tenebrae
Performer: Camilla Pay
Conductor: Nigel Short
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That Yongë Child
Composer: Benjamin Britten
Performer: Joshua Davidson, Camilla Pay
Conductor: Nigel Short
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Balulalow
Composer: Benjamin Britten
Ensemble: female section Tenebrae
Performer: Victoria Meteyard, Camilla Pay
Conductor: Nigel Short
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As Dew in Aprille
Composer: Benjamin Britten
Ensemble: female section Tenebrae
Performer: Camilla Pay
Conductor: Nigel Short
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This Little Babe
Composer: Benjamin Britten
Ensemble: female section Tenebrae
Performer: Camilla Pay
Conductor: Nigel Short
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Interlude
Composer: Benjamin Britten
Performer: Camilla Pay
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In Freezing Winter Night
Composer: Benjamin Britten
Ensemble: female section Tenebrae
Performer: Grace Davidson, Martha McLorinan, Camilla Pay
Conductor: Nigel Short
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Spring Carol
Composer: Benjamin Britten
Performer: Grace Davidson, Victoria Meteyard, Camilla Pay
Conductor: Nigel Short
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Deo Gracias!
Composer: Benjamin Britten
Ensemble: female section Tenebrae
Performer: Camilla Pay
Conductor: Nigel Short
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Recession
Composer: Benjamin Britten
Ensemble: female section Tenebrae
Conductor: Nigel Short
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In the Stillness
Composer: Sally Beamish
Ensemble: Tenebrae
Conductor: Nigel Short
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Jesus Christ the Apple Tree
Composer: Elizabeth Poston
Ensemble: Tenebrae
Conductor: Nigel Short
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The Quiet Heart
Composer: June Collin
Ensemble: Tenebrae
Conductor: Nigel Short
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Sing Lullaby
Composer: Herbert Howells
Ensemble: Tenebrae
Conductor: Nigel Short
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The Aldeburgh Carol
Composer: Ben Parry
Ensemble: Tenebrae
Performer: Rachel Haworth, Victoria Meteyard, Elisabeth Paul, Jeremy Budd, Gabriel Crouch
Conductor: Nigel Short
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Night Songs: No. 3. Sleep My Pretty One, Sleep
Composer: Joseph Phibbs
Ensemble: Tenebrae
Conductor: Nigel Short
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Their fourth Christmas release, BBC Music Magazine Award winning choir Tenebrae return under the expert direction Nigel Short with a sumptuous album of Carols, Hymns and other celebratory works for Christmas.
Tenebrae is regularly engaged with the world’s finest orchestras – appearing regularly with the Academy of Ancient Music and Aurora Orchestra – and has performed at major festivals and venues including the BBC Proms, Edinburgh International Festival, Leipzig Gewandhaus (Germany) and Melbourne Festival (Australia). ‘Passion and Precision’ are Tenebrae’s core values. Through its continued dedication to performance of the highest quality, Tenebrae’s vision is to deliver dramatic programming, flawless performances and unforgettable experiences, allowing audiences around the world to be moved by the power and intimacy of the human voice.
REVIEWS:
The variety of carols is enchanting: Tenebrae includes pieces by authors from the twentieth century (such as Ralph Vaughan Williams, Benjamin Britten, Elizabeth Poston and Herbert Howells), from the nineteenth century (such as Edward W. Naylor) or contemporary (such as Owain Park , Joanna Marsh, Joseph Phibbs and Joanna Forbes l'Estrange), all well-contrasted samples of Christmas music. Short — who presents a new version of Britten's work, A Ceremony of Carols op. 28, a piece full of charm perhaps because of the mystery of the ancient texts—he has done an exceptional job with the musicians in his choir, accompanied by Camilla Pay's harp.
Highlights include the delicate That Yongë Childe ('That little boy'), with a solo of Joshua Davidson—former chorister of the St. John's College—as well as an exquisite duet of soloists Grace Davidson and Martha McLorinan in Spring Carol and the enchanting This Little Babe, in a lyrical and dynamic interpretation of the female voices to the rhythm of the harp. Pay's imaginative and personal interpretation of the interlude deserves a commendable mention. The voices of the choir have been very successful in performing Advent music, such as Marsh's In Winter's House, composed in 2019 for the tenors and basses of the Tenebrae Choir, and the beautiful Advent 'O' Carol by the composer Forbes l'Estrange. Likewise, the version of the traditional Christmas carol The Truth Sent from Above, arranged by Ralph Vaughan Williams, has the splendid baritone Joseph Edwards as soloist.
With his plurality of perspectives, Nigel Short offers a very coherent proposal not only for his varied repertoire but also for the rigor with which he synthesizes the knowledge he has acquired at the head of the Tenebrae Choir.
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