Rutter: A Christmas Festival

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JOHN RUTTER
Rutter: A Christmas Festival
The Cambridge Singers / Directed by John Rutter with Melanie Marshall, Clara Sanabras & Elin Manahan Thomas

[ Collegium / CD ]

Release Date: Saturday 1 November 2008

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No living composer has come to be more closely associated with Christmas than John Rutter: for more than thirty years, his carols and other seasonal choral music have been an indispensable feature of Christmas celebrations worldwide.

Inspired by the success of his much-loved annual Christmas concerts at the Royal Albert Hall, this major new recording, for release in November 2008, features première recordings of over a dozen brand new compositions and arrangements for Christmas by John Rutter, together with his own personal selection of seasonal choral and orchestral favourites by other composers. Recorded in the splendid setting of London's Cadogan Hall, this is the first all-new Christmas release from Rutter's celebrated Cambridge Singers for 20 years, and the first ever to feature the glorious sound of full symphony orchestra and organ.

Tracks:

anon.:
Gaudete

Chilcott:
Shepherd's Carol

David, J:
You are the New Day

Delius:
Sleigh Ride

Hairston:
Mary's Boy Child (New arrangement)

Hess:
A Christmas Overture

Martin, Hugh:
Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas (New arrangement)

Mendelssohn:
Hark! the herald angels sing (New arrangement)

Niles:
I wonder as I wander (New arrangement)

Rutter:
Ave Maria (New work)
Rejoice and be merry (New work)
Magical Kingdom (New work)
New Year (New work)
I wish you Christmas (New work)
Nos galan (New Year's Eve) (New arrangement)
Tomorrow shall be my dancing day (New arrangement)
El Noi de la Mare (The Son of the Virgin) (New arrangement)
Esta Noche (This night) (New arrangement)
The Virgin Mary had a baby boy (New arrangement)

Wade:
O come, all ye faithful (New arrangement)