Listen & tracks
12 works · 38:05
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1 Psalm 65: Thou O God art praised in Sion George Mursell Garrett 3:56
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2 Psalm 133 / 134: Behold how good and joyful a thing it is John Goss 2:29
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3 Psalm 22: My God, my God John Goss 7:57
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4 Psalm 23: The Lord is my shepherd Thomas Attwood Walmisley 2:05
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5 Psalm 19: The heavens declare the glory of God Edward John Hopkins 2:13
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6 Easter Anthem George Mursell Garrett [Garrett] 2:24
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7 Magnificat Peter Chapman 2:28
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8 Easter Anthem Ian Forrester [Plainsong] 3:38
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9 By gracious powers so wonderfully sheltered Charles Hubert Hastings Parry 2:32
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10 Christus Resurrexit Jacques Berthier 2:22
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11 Christ upon the mountain peak Sydney Nicholson 2:43
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12 Dona Nobis Pacem Jacques Berthier 3:18
Peter Chapman – choral conductor, singer and music teacher – won renown directing the Choir of Canterbury Fellowship in Melbourne for 25 years. He began singing as a boy of eight, later studying at the Melbourne University Conservatorium of Music and the Royal Academy of Music. In London he sang with the BBC Chorus and the choirs of Westminster Abbey and the London Philharmonic.
His enthusiasm and skill as a conductor inspired countless young musicians, among them Royal Society of Church Music choristers and students at Scotch College.
This Cantus Choro recording followed three CDs of favourite hymns from the Australian Hymn Book. It shows his love of the Anglican psalm tradition, his lively musicianship, and his care for phrasing and words.
Recorded in Trinity College Chapel at the University of Melbourne, with Norman Kaye at the organ.
Artists
Cantus Choro
choir
Cantus Choro has established a fine reputation for its broadcasts for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation and recitals of sacred and secular music. Directed by Peter Chapman, with Norman Kaye on the organ.
Peter Chapman
conductor
Peter Chapman (1922–2006) was a choral conductor, singer and music teacher who achieved renown for his direction of the Choir of Canterbury Fellowship and of Cantus Choro in Melbourne for 25 years.
Charles Hubert Hastings Parry
composer
Hubert Parry's music still fills cathedrals and coronations. Best known for the choral song Jerusalem, the coronation anthem I was glad and the hymn tune Repton, his writing joins ceremonial splendour to a humane, singable warmth.
William Bayley
composer
Jacques Berthier
composer
Jacques Berthier's liturgical chants and songs, written largely for the Taizé Community, are built for shared singing: short, memorable phrases that hold across languages and large gatherings of worshippers.
Dietrich Bonhoeffer
composer
Dietrich Bonhoeffer (1906–1945) was a German Lutheran pastor and theologian. His prison poem By gracious powers so wonderfully sheltered has become a widely sung Christian hymn.
William Crotch
composer
Henry Walford Davies
composer
Henry Walford Davies wrote Anglican chants, sacred songs and ceremonial music that still sit in the English choral repertory, from the quiet prayer of God Be In My Head to Solemn Melody and the Royal Air Force March Past.
Ian Forrester
composer
Ian Forrester is a composer and arranger of sacred choral music.
George Mursell Garrett
composer
George Mursell Garrett composed service settings, anthems and Anglican chants for the English church. His chant for Psalm 126 is among the settings that still shape cathedral and collegiate psalmody.
John Goss
composer
John Goss wrote English church music marked by graceful vocal lines and careful word-setting. His hymn tune for Praise, my soul, the King of heaven remains one of the most familiar congregational melodies in the Anglican repertory.
Edward John Hopkins
composer
Sydney Nicholson
composer
Sydney Nicholson's hymn tunes and arrangements serve the Anglican liturgy across the church year, from Advent processions to Easter triumph. His writing for parish choirs is practical, singable and built for congregational worship.
Thomas Tallis
composer
Thomas Tallis wrote the sacred vocal music that still defines English Renaissance polyphony: dense, luminous counterpoint that can turn from spare Anglican clarity to seven-voice splendour and the famous forty-part Spem in alium.
Thomas Attwood Walmisley
composer
Brian Wren
composer
Brian Wren writes hymn texts that treat congregational song as poetry and theology. His lyrics, shaped by inclusive language and careful image, appear in hymnals across Christian traditions and on recordings of worship song.
Digital booklet
Digital booklet Notes, texts and credits — read online or download the PDF Download the PDFPerformers
- Cantus Choro · choir
- Norman Kaye · organ
- Peter Chapman · conductor
Technical credit
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Venue
Trinity College Chapel
Details
- List price
- $20.00 AUD
- Total playing time
- 38 minutes 5 seconds
- Release date
- 1 Mar 2018
- Category
- Choral
- Genre
- Choral & Sacred
- Musical work copyright
- © 2018 Move Records
- Sound recording copyright
- ℗ 2018 Move Records
- Catalogue
- MD 3350
- EAN
- 9314574335026
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