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Composer:
Elizabeth Poston

Artist(s):
Choir of Jesus College Cambridge

Conductor:
Mark williams

Background: A new festive release from the Choir of Jesus College Cambridge under their director Mark Williams - with additional performances from organists Robert Dixon and Timothy Lambourn, and trumpeter Rebecca Crawshaw. The programme is drawn from pieces for the festivals of Advent, Christmas, Epiphany and Candlemas: "Of the annual Christian seasons, it is surely that from Advent to Epiphany which inspires believer and non-believer alike the most: the believer celebrates Christ's birth whilst the non-believer considers hopes for rebirth and renewal as a New Year approaches … If aspirations surrounding the arrival of a new born child are universal, the Christmas music chosen here reflects the season's inspiration through quite recent compositions, alongside music from the early part of the 20th century." Mark Williams

CATALOGUE NR: SIGCD269
RECORD LABEL: Signum Classics
FORMAT: CD
PRICE: including VAT £ 12.50
RELEASE DATE: 27-Aug-2012

COMPOSER: Elizabeth Poston  (other composers in brackets after works)
TITLE: Journey Into Light
TRACKS: Music for Advent Christmas Epiphany and Candlemas:- Jesus Christ the apple tree (Elizabeth Poston). We wait for thy loving kindness (William McKie). I sing of a maiden (Patrick Hadley). Advent Prose (Judith Weir). There is no rose (John Joubert). Hymn to the virgin (Benjamin Britten). Bright star carol (Nico Muhly). In the bleak midwinter (Harold Darke). Tomorrow Shall be my Dancing Day (John Gardner). The shepherds carol (Bob Chilcott). I Saw Three Ships (Trad. Arr. Simon Preston). The little road to Bethlehem (Michael Head). Away in a Manger( W.J. Kirkpatrick). Sir Christemas (William Mathias). The Lamb (John Tavener). Paean on Divinum Mysterium (John Cook). Epiphany (Judith Bingham). Here is the little door (Herbert Howells). Bethlehem Down( Peter Warlock). Nunc dimittis (Geoffrey Burgon). Hymn to the Creator of Light (John Rutter).
CONDUCTOR: Mark williams
ARTISTS: Choir of Jesus College Cambridge      

- Christmas-2012 4 star BBC Music Mag.

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