Recensione:
The Restoration Anthem Volume 1 is a worthy addition to the library of any chapel or church choir . . . The editing, as one might expect, is first class, and each anthem is certainly worth exploration. Bring on volume two. (Richard Bannan, Music Teacher, Jan 05)
Each of them [Matthew Locke, Benjamin Rogers and Michael Wise], writing within the limitations of the restored church's musical capabilities, produced fresh, clean music in syllabic text settings, communicating the English language clearly, directly, and at times, affectingly. As such, a picture is painted of a time in English music, perhaps (Purcell excepted) less glorious than some, but full of unpretentious, pleasurable achievement. The editions are scholarly, the layout exemplary, the introductory notes, which include some discussion of performance practice, helpful and informative. (Matthew Greenall, The Singer June 2004)
Contenuti:
- Aldrich: Out of the deep have I called unto thee, O Lord
- Blow: God is our hope and strength
- Child: Behold, how good and joyful a thing it is
- Child: O praise the Lord, laud ye the Name of the Lord
- Creighton: I will arise and go to my Father
- Hawkins: O praise the Lord all ye heathen
- Locke: Wherewithal shallity sit solitary
- Purcell: O Lord God of hosts
- Rogers: How long wilt thou forget me, O Lord?
- Rogers: I beheld, and lo, a great multitude
- Tucker: Wherewithal shall a young man cleanse his way?
- Turner: Lord, thou has been our refuge
- Wise: The ways of Sion do mourn
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