Ode on St. Cecilia's Day

~ Release by Henry Purcell (see all versions of this release, 1 available)

Annotation

Information adapted and pasted from a different release of the same recording found on https://www.discogs.com/Henry-Purcell-English-Chamber-Orchestra-Sir-Charles-Mackerras-Festival-Strings-Lucerne-Rudolf-Baumga/release/3056232 :

Bass Vocals I – Michael Rippon (tracks: 1 to 16)
Bass Vocals Ii – John Shirley-Quirk (tracks: 1 to 16)
Bassoon Continuo – Howard Etherton (tracks: 1 to 16)
Cello Continuo – Kenneth Heath (tracks: 1 to 16)
Choir – Ambrosian Singers* (tracks: 1 to 16), Tiffin Choir* (tracks: 1 to 16)
Composed By – Henry Purcell (tracks: 1 to 16)
Conductor – Charles Mackerras (tracks: 1 to 16)
Countertenor Vocals I – Paul Esswood (tracks: 1 to 16)
Countertenor Vocals Ii – Roland Tatnell (tracks: 1 to 16)
Double Bass Continuo – John Gray (7) (tracks: 1 to 16)
Harpsichord Continuo – Maurits Sillen (tracks: 1 to 16)
Leader Violin I – José Luis Garcia* (tracks: 1 to 16)
Leader Violin Ii – John Tunnell (tracks: 1 to 16)
Lute Continuo – Desmond Dupre* (tracks: 1 to 16)
Orchestra – English Chamber Orchestra (tracks: 1 to 16)
Organ Continuo – Alan Haverson (tracks: 1 to 16)
Producer Recording – Hans Weber (tracks: 1 to 16)
Soloist, Recorder Bass – John Turner (5) (tracks: 1 to 16)
Soloist, Recorder Treble - I – David Munrow (tracks: 1 to 16)
Soloist, Recorder Treble - Ii – Richard Lee (2) (tracks: 1 to 16)
Soloist, Trumpet I – John Wilbraham (tracks: 1 to 16)
Soloist, Trumpet Ii – Michael Laird (2) (tracks: 1 to 16)
Tenor Vocals – Alexander Young (tracks: 1 to 16)
Treble Vocals – Simon Woolf (2) (tracks: 1 to 16)

Ode on St. Cecilia's Day (1692) Z. 328 recorded in April 1959, Neumünsterkirche, Zurich.

Annotation last modified on 2016-05-15 09:32 UTC.