The Rose and The Ostrich Feather: Eton Choirbook Volume I

Miraculously, the Eton Choirbook survived
Henry VIII's ransacking of the monasteries.
Thanks to its survival, the sacred music of
the English fifteenth-century is still with us,
conjuring up the atmosphere and spirit of
the glorious cathedrals for which it was
written. It also gives a tantalising glimpse
of a wealth of choral music which was lost.

"wonderful music, wonderfully performed ...
sit back and let these glorious sounds fill your
ears and lift your spirits."
GRAMOPHONE

NOTE: Originally released in 1991 by Collins Classics with different cover. Odd copies may still be available