New Publications
Haydn: The Seasons New Urtext Edition by Werner Seyfried
New English Translation by Margaret J.Boaden, in collaboration with Barbara H.Cook
New Piano Reduction by the editor based on the piano reduction by August Eberhard Müller (1802), authorized by Haydn
I think the translation has a good 18th century feel, while not being unnecessarily archaic
Sir Roger Norrington
Camille Saint-Saëns: Oratorio de Noel, Op.12 (NEW URTEXT EDITION)This delightful work is finally establishing itself as a christmas repertoire favourite.
Available here for the first time in an impecably researched Urtext Edition by Edward Blakeman.
Soli: Sopr.Mez.Sop.Alto.Ten.Bar—Chorus—Harp—Org—Str
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Rathbone: Collected Arrangements
Parry: Take it from Figure "O"
Errollyn Wallen
Peace on Earth - Unison VoicesERROLLYN WALLEN 'renaissance woman of contemporary British music' is as respected as a singer-songwriter of pop influenced songs as she is a composer of contemporary new music. Her choral output includes When the Wet Wind Sings for 40 voices, premièred by the Tallis Scholars in 2003 alongside Tallis’ 'Spem in Alium', the work that inspired it. A maritime theme can also be found in Errollyn Wallen’s choral commission from BBC Radio 3 – Our English Heart – a cantata to mark the 200th anniversary of Trafalgar Day and the death of Admiral Lord Nelson; the piece was first performed in Portsmouth Cathedral on 21 October 2005 by the joint forces of Catherine Bott (soprano), the male voices of the BBC Singers and the BBC Concert Orchestra conducted by Stephen Cleobury.
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