Anthems

Thomas Weelkes (Artist) | Format: Audio CD

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Audio CD (Jan 2 2008)
Number of Discs: 1
Label: Hyperion UK
ASIN: B000ZJVHR6
Amazon Bestsellers Rank: #165,964 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)
- #8 in Music > Classical > Sacred & Religious > Voluntaries

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1. Voluntarie I

2. Alleluia! I Heard a Voice

3. All Laud And Praise

4. Laboravi In Gemitu Meo

5. Give the King Thy Judgements

6. Pavan

7. Medley: O Lord, Arise/Service For Trebles

8. Magnificat

9. Nunc Dimittis

10. Give Ear, O Lord

11. Voluntarie II

12. If King Manasses

13. When David Heard

14. O How Amiable

15. Gloria In Excelsis Deo

16. O Jonathan

17. Hosanna To the Son Of David

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“Superb, radiant, colourful singing of a perfect selection of Weelkes’ music.” - Organists’ Review

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Voluntarie I - Alleluia ! I heard a voice - All laud and praise - Laboravi in gemitu meo - Give the king thy judgements - Pavan - Lord, arise... / Timothy Byram-Wigfield, orgue - Ch?ur de la Cathédrale de Winchester - David Hill, direction

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4.0 out of 5 stars Beautiful music but I missed the transcendence of previous generations, such as taverner April 14 2009

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Having been listening to the music of John Taverner on Helios (under Christrophers), I was disappointed by the music of Weelkes. John Taverner's music aims for the celestial heights with a true emphasis on transcendence. I sensed that in Weelkes' music there was a move away from these dizzy heights - a more horizontal emhasis. Of course, this is my own impression: I wonder was it the context of Anglicanism finding its own voice?

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