Immerse yourself in the timeless beauty of sacred music with "Favourite Hymns and Organ Voluntaries from the Temple Church" by Henry Purcell. Released on January 1, 2000, this exquisite collection brings together 18 tracks that span the genres of classical and choral music, offering a serene and uplifting experience that lasts just under an hour.
This album is a testament to Henry Purcell's enduring legacy, featuring a blend of his own compositions and arrangements of beloved hymns. The tracklist includes well-known pieces such as "All People That On Earth Do Dwell," "The Lord's My Shepherd," and "Hark, What A Sound," each performed with a reverence that honors the rich tradition of choral music.
The album begins with "Voluntary On The Old 100th" and concludes with the iconic "Trumpet Voluntary," providing a full spectrum of organ music that showcases the instrument's versatility and grandeur. In between, you'll find a selection of hymns that celebrate faith, nature, and the human spirit, all beautifully rendered by the Temple Church Choir and organists.
"Favourite Hymns and Organ Voluntaries from the Temple Church" is not just a collection of songs; it's a journey through the sacred and the sublime. Whether you're a devotee of classical music or simply seeking a moment of peace, this album offers a profound and enriching experience. The album's duration of 47 minutes makes it an ideal companion for quiet reflection or a gentle background to daily activities.
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Tracks
Voluntary On The Old 100thMartin Rinkart, Jeremiah Clarke, Henry Purcell, William Kethe, John Whittier, Hubert Parry, Brian Irvine, Neil Myers, Samuel Wesley, David Stanton, Henry Walford Davies, Johann Sebastian Bach, Heinrich Faber, Folliot Sandford Pierpoint, John Rippon, John Ellerton, Michael Byron, William Croft, Temple Church Choir
All People That On Earth Do DwellHenry Purcell, William Kethe, John Whittier, Hubert Parry, Brian Irvine, Neil Myers, Samuel Wesley, David Stanton, Henry Walford Davies, Johann Sebastian Bach, Heinrich Faber, Folliot Sandford Pierpoint, John Rippon, John Ellerton, Michael Byron, William Croft, Martin Rinkart, Jeremiah Clarke, Temple Church Choir
Dear Lord And Father Of MankindHenry Purcell, William Kethe, John Whittier, Hubert Parry, Brian Irvine, Neil Myers, Samuel Wesley, David Stanton, Henry Walford Davies, Johann Sebastian Bach, Heinrich Faber, Folliot Sandford Pierpoint, John Rippon, John Ellerton, Michael Byron, William Croft, Martin Rinkart, Jeremiah Clarke, Temple Church Choir
O Praise Ye The LordHenry Purcell, William Kethe, John Whittier, Hubert Parry, Brian Irvine, Neil Myers, Samuel Wesley, David Stanton, Henry Walford Davies, Johann Sebastian Bach, Heinrich Faber, Folliot Sandford Pierpoint, John Rippon, John Ellerton, Michael Byron, William Croft, Martin Rinkart, Jeremiah Clarke, Temple Church Choir
The Lord's My ShepherdHenry Purcell, William Kethe, John Whittier, Hubert Parry, Brian Irvine, Neil Myers, Samuel Wesley, David Stanton, Henry Walford Davies, Johann Sebastian Bach, Heinrich Faber, Folliot Sandford Pierpoint, John Rippon, John Ellerton, Michael Byron, William Croft, Martin Rinkart, Jeremiah Clarke, Temple Church Choir
Hark, What A SoundHenry Purcell, William Kethe, John Whittier, Hubert Parry, Brian Irvine, Neil Myers, Samuel Wesley, David Stanton, Henry Walford Davies, Johann Sebastian Bach, Heinrich Faber, Folliot Sandford Pierpoint, John Rippon, John Ellerton, Michael Byron, William Croft, Martin Rinkart, Jeremiah Clarke, Temple Church Choir
Love Divine All Lovers ExcellingHenry Purcell, William Kethe, John Whittier, Hubert Parry, Brian Irvine, Neil Myers, Samuel Wesley, David Stanton, Henry Walford Davies, Johann Sebastian Bach, Heinrich Faber, Folliot Sandford Pierpoint, John Rippon, John Ellerton, Michael Byron, William Croft, Martin Rinkart, Jeremiah Clarke, Temple Church Choir
God Be In My HeadHenry Purcell, William Kethe, John Whittier, Hubert Parry, Brian Irvine, Neil Myers, Samuel Wesley, David Stanton, Henry Walford Davies, Johann Sebastian Bach, Heinrich Faber, Folliot Sandford Pierpoint, John Rippon, John Ellerton, Michael Byron, William Croft, Martin Rinkart, Jeremiah Clarke, Temple Church Choir
Solemn MelodyHenry Purcell, William Kethe, John Whittier, Hubert Parry, Brian Irvine, Neil Myers, Samuel Wesley, David Stanton, Henry Walford Davies, Johann Sebastian Bach, Heinrich Faber, Folliot Sandford Pierpoint, John Rippon, John Ellerton, Michael Byron, William Croft, Martin Rinkart, Jeremiah Clarke, Temple Church Choir
Fantasia In CHenry Purcell, William Kethe, John Whittier, Hubert Parry, Brian Irvine, Neil Myers, Samuel Wesley, David Stanton, Henry Walford Davies, Johann Sebastian Bach, Heinrich Faber, Folliot Sandford Pierpoint, John Rippon, John Ellerton, Michael Byron, William Croft, Martin Rinkart, Jeremiah Clarke, Temple Church Choir
Jesus, Blessed SaviourHenry Purcell, William Kethe, John Whittier, Hubert Parry, Brian Irvine, Neil Myers, Samuel Wesley, David Stanton, Henry Walford Davies, Johann Sebastian Bach, Heinrich Faber, Folliot Sandford Pierpoint, John Rippon, John Ellerton, Michael Byron, William Croft, Martin Rinkart, Jeremiah Clarke, Temple Church Choir
For The Beauty Of The EarthHenry Purcell, William Kethe, John Whittier, Hubert Parry, Brian Irvine, Neil Myers, Samuel Wesley, David Stanton, Henry Walford Davies, Johann Sebastian Bach, Heinrich Faber, Folliot Sandford Pierpoint, John Rippon, John Ellerton, Michael Byron, William Croft, Martin Rinkart, Jeremiah Clarke, Temple Church Choir
All Hail The Power Of Jesus 'NameHenry Purcell, William Kethe, John Whittier, Hubert Parry, Brian Irvine, Neil Myers, Samuel Wesley, David Stanton, Henry Walford Davies, Johann Sebastian Bach, Heinrich Faber, Folliot Sandford Pierpoint, John Rippon, John Ellerton, Michael Byron, William Croft, Martin Rinkart, Jeremiah Clarke, Temple Church Choir
The Day Thou GavestHenry Purcell, William Kethe, John Whittier, Hubert Parry, Brian Irvine, Neil Myers, Samuel Wesley, David Stanton, Henry Walford Davies, Johann Sebastian Bach, Heinrich Faber, Folliot Sandford Pierpoint, John Rippon, John Ellerton, Michael Byron, William Croft, Martin Rinkart, Jeremiah Clarke, Temple Church Choir
My Spirit Longs For TheeHenry Purcell, William Kethe, John Whittier, Hubert Parry, Brian Irvine, Neil Myers, Samuel Wesley, David Stanton, Henry Walford Davies, Johann Sebastian Bach, Heinrich Faber, Folliot Sandford Pierpoint, John Rippon, John Ellerton, Michael Byron, William Croft, Martin Rinkart, Jeremiah Clarke, Temple Church Choir
O Worship The KingHenry Purcell, William Kethe, John Whittier, Hubert Parry, Brian Irvine, Neil Myers, Samuel Wesley, David Stanton, Henry Walford Davies, Johann Sebastian Bach, Heinrich Faber, Folliot Sandford Pierpoint, John Rippon, John Ellerton, Michael Byron, William Croft, Martin Rinkart, Jeremiah Clarke, Temple Church Choir
Now Thank We All Our LordHenry Purcell, William Kethe, John Whittier, Hubert Parry, Brian Irvine, Neil Myers, Samuel Wesley, David Stanton, Henry Walford Davies, Johann Sebastian Bach, Heinrich Faber, Folliot Sandford Pierpoint, John Rippon, John Ellerton, Michael Byron, William Croft, Martin Rinkart, Jeremiah Clarke, Temple Church Choir
Trumpet VoluntaryHenry Purcell, William Kethe, John Whittier, Hubert Parry, Brian Irvine, Neil Myers, Samuel Wesley, David Stanton, Henry Walford Davies, Johann Sebastian Bach, Heinrich Faber, Folliot Sandford Pierpoint, John Rippon, John Ellerton, Michael Byron, William Croft, Martin Rinkart, Jeremiah Clarke, Temple Church Choir
Henry Purcell, born in 1659 in Westminster, London, is celebrated as England's greatest composer of the Baroque era. Despite his tragically short life, ending at the age of 36 in 1695, Purcell's prolific output and innovative spirit have left an indelible mark on classical music. Known for his over 100 enchanting songs, the heart-wrenching opera "Dido and Aeneas," and his magical incidental music for "The Fairy Queen," a adaptation of Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream," Purcell's compositions continue to captivate audiences worldwide. His profound influence earned him the title "Orpheus Britannicus" and solidified his status as a pioneer of English music from the Restoration period until the early 20th century. Purcell's musical genius transcends time, making his works essential listening for any classical music enthusiast.
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