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Choral Evensong from Tewkesbury AbbeySUMMARY TRACK LISTING REVIEWS INFO For thirty two years the Abbey School Choir sang daily evensong in Tewkesbury Abbey. Capturing one of their final services, this recording offers a treasurable memento of a uniquely English Office, complete with lessons and prayers. Reborn as Tewkesbury Abbey Schola Cantorum, the choir was immediately signed by Delphian, and thus this is both a swansong and a recording debut. "Sung with real passion and conviction

The Walton Popular Song and Hollins Triumphal March see the organ in its natural habitat and Kitchen's playing is instinctive and full of pizzazz

Catalogue No: DCD34008

Total playing time: 1:10:00

a riot of colour and texture"

"The music makes great demands on the singers

"This is one of those rare liturgical reconstructions that create the illusion that the listener is actually in the congregation

Recorded on 21 January 2004 at the Usher Hall

Reizenstein

Total playing time: 43:00

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the Master of Music

Michael Wise lived a notoriously dissolute life which ended when he was hit about the head and ‘kill’d downright’ by the night-watchman of Salisbury Cathedral

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