Canterbury Cathedral Choir Sings ...

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A1	The Mass At The Crib (The English Version Of Missa Ad Praesepe) — Kyrie - Gloria - Sanctus - Benedictus - Agnus Dei Composed By – George Malcolm
A2	Mediaeval Carol 'St. Thomas Honour We'
A3	Sacred Songs (2nd Set) Composed By – Alan Ridout
B1	Hymn 'Let Us With A Gladsome Mind' - Melody Arranged By John Wilkes From Hymn Tunes Of The United Brethren 1824 Arranged By [This Version Arr.] – Alan Ridout
B2	'Jesu Joyaunce Of My Heart' Composed By – Johann Ahle*
B3	'O All Ye People Clap, Clap Your Hands' Composed By – Henry Purcell
B4	'Lord Let Me Know Mine End' Composed By – Maurice Greene
B5	'Praise Him, Praise The Great Creator' Composed By – J. S. Bach*
B6	'O Sacrum Convivium' Composed By – Olivier Messiaen
B7	Hymn 'Now My Tongue The Mystery Telling' (Old French Melody Tantum Ergo) Arranged By [Descant By] – Allan Wicks

Credits

• Choir – Choir Of The Canterbury Cathedral, The*
• Choir, Alto Vocals [Altos] – Ivan Maxted, Peter Giles
• Choir, Bass Vocals [Basses] – Harry Everett, Roderick Williams, William Griffin
• Choir, Soprano Vocals [Trebles] – Anthony Wood , Christopher Harvey , Colin Minister, David Burrowes, David Gillham, Jeremy Thomas , Jonathan Seers, Michael Good, Nicholas Banman, Paul Davies , Peter Jakobsson, Robert Damon, Robert Taylor , Roger Stephenson, Selwyn Pattinson, Stephen Barlow, Stephen Chapman, Stephen Hope, Timothy Bond
• Choir, Tenor Vocals [Tenors] – Cyril Wade, Eric Bielby
• Design [Sleeve Design] – Jack A. Miles
• Directed By, Liner Notes [Sleeve Notes] – Allan Wicks
• Organ – Philip Moore
• Photography [Photograph] – Albert W. Kerr
• Producer – Alan Ridout
• Recorded By, Edited By – Harry Mudd
• Soloist – David Burrowes (tracks: A1), Eric Bielby (tracks: A2), Ivan Maxted (tracks: A2), Jonathan Seers (tracks: B2, B4), Michael Good (tracks: B4), Stephen Barlow (tracks: A1, A3)

Notes

——Sleeve info——
.liner notes in English
Abbey Records - Eynsham · Oxford
Printed by West Brothers · Printers · Limited, Mitcham
.empty (white) spine

Canterbury Cathedral Choir
The earliest reference to the music in Canterbury Cathedral is probably in the chronicles of 1423 when Lionel Power was received into the fraternity. He later became one of the greatest of fifteenth century composers.

The Organ
The chamber organ which is used in this record was given to Canterbury Cathedral by Mrs. Galpin and may be by Father Smith; however it is doubtful if the pipes can be dated before 1750, when the organ underwent fairly drastic alterations. It has seven ranks of pipes.

——Centerlabels info——
℗ 1968
Made in Gt. Britain
.white labels, black print, copyright message & label logos printed in orange

Barcode and Other Identifiers

• Matrix / Runout (Side A): MSL 058A
• Matrix / Runout (Side B): MSL 058B
• Matrix / Runout (Runout side A): MSL 058 A-2G
• Matrix / Runout (Runout side B): MSL 058 B-2G

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
640	Canterbury Cathedral Choir	Canterbury Cathedral Choir Sings ... ‎(LP, Mono)	Abbey	640	UK	1968