in Choir & Organ (May, 2015)
Homerton was given its Royal Charter in 2010, and a choir was formed to celebrate the occasion, attracting a piece – Homerton – by Sir Peter Maxwell Davies to a text by poet laureate Carol Ann Duffy. It’s not one of the premiere recordings here, but there are first versions of work by John Hopkins, Greta Tomlins and Ken Naylor, as well as further celebratory pieces by Trocme-Latter himself, which – alongside familiar material by Byrd, Purcell, Samuel Wesley and Stanford – give a strong impression of Homerton’s commitment not just to progressivism but to the English tradition as well. Recorded in Selwyn’s chapel for want of more simpatico acoustics, the …
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Sing Joyfully Unto God Our Strength
Hear My Prayer, O Lord
And I Saw a New Heaven
O Sing Unto Mie Roundelaie
The Blue Bird
Praised be Diana
Homerton
Four Latin Motets: Ave Praeclara Maris Stella
Four Latin Motets: Virgo, Decus Mundi
Four Latin Motets: Descendit Sicut Pluvia
Four Latin Motets: Surge Quilo et Veni Auster
Let All the World in Every Corner Sing
Homerton College Grace of 1957
The Lord God
How Shall I Sing That Majesty
Blessed Be the God and Father
The Charter Choir Of Homerton College
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