A Boy Was Born

~ Release by Benjamin Britten; Choir of King’s College, Cambridge, Stephen Cleobury (see all versions of this release, 1 available)

Tracklist

▼ CD 1
#	Title	Artist	Rating	Length
1	A Ceremony of Carols: Procession engineer: Simon Eadon (classical music engineer) producer: Christopher Hazell harp: Rachel Masters (harp player) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) choir vocals: Choir of King’s College, Cambridge (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) treble vocals: Marcus Body (boy treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13), Rupert Johnston (boy treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13), John McFadzean (boy treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13), Michael Pearce (boy treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13), Thomas Rose (boy treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) and Peter Winn (treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) conductor: Stephen Cleobury (organist, conductor) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) recorded at: King’s College Chapel in Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) recording of: A Ceremony of Carols, op. 28: I. Procession (from 1990-03-19 until 1990-12-13) composer: Benjamin Britten (English composer, conductor, and pianist) (in 1942) part of: A Ceremony of Carols, op. 28	Benjamin Britten		1:30
2	A Ceremony of Carols: Wolcum Yole! engineer: Simon Eadon (classical music engineer) producer: Christopher Hazell harp: Rachel Masters (harp player) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) choir vocals: Choir of King’s College, Cambridge (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) treble vocals: Marcus Body (boy treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13), Rupert Johnston (boy treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13), John McFadzean (boy treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13), Michael Pearce (boy treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13), Thomas Rose (boy treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) and Peter Winn (treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) conductor: Stephen Cleobury (organist, conductor) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) recorded at: King’s College Chapel in Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) recording of: A Ceremony of Carols, op. 28: II. Wolcum Yole! (from 1990-03-19 until 1990-12-13) composer: Benjamin Britten (English composer, conductor, and pianist) (in 1942) part of: A Ceremony of Carols, op. 28	Benjamin Britten		1:27
3	A Ceremony of Carols: There is no rose engineer: Simon Eadon (classical music engineer) producer: Christopher Hazell harp: Rachel Masters (harp player) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) choir vocals: Choir of King’s College, Cambridge (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) treble vocals: Marcus Body (boy treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13), Rupert Johnston (boy treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13), John McFadzean (boy treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13), Michael Pearce (boy treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13), Thomas Rose (boy treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) and Peter Winn (treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) conductor: Stephen Cleobury (organist, conductor) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) phonographic copyright (℗) by: The Decca Record Company Ltd. (for copyrights use only!) (in 1991) recorded at: King’s College Chapel in Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) recording of: A Ceremony of Carols, op. 28: III. There is no Rose (from 1990-03-19 until 1990-12-13) composer: Benjamin Britten (English composer, conductor, and pianist) (in 1942) part of: A Ceremony of Carols, op. 28	Benjamin Britten		2:32
4	A Ceremony of Carols: That yonge child engineer: Simon Eadon (classical music engineer) producer: Christopher Hazell harp: Rachel Masters (harp player) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) choir vocals: Choir of King’s College, Cambridge (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) treble vocals: Marcus Body (boy treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13), Rupert Johnston (boy treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13), John McFadzean (boy treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13), Michael Pearce (boy treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13), Thomas Rose (boy treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) and Peter Winn (treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) conductor: Stephen Cleobury (organist, conductor) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) recorded at: King’s College Chapel in Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) recording of: A Ceremony of Carols, op. 28: IV. (a) That yongë child (from 1990-03-19 until 1990-12-13) composer: Benjamin Britten (English composer, conductor, and pianist) (in 1942) part of: A Ceremony of Carols, op. 28	Benjamin Britten		1:53
5	A Ceremony of Carols: Balulalow engineer: Simon Eadon (classical music engineer) producer: Christopher Hazell harp: Rachel Masters (harp player) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) choir vocals: Choir of King’s College, Cambridge (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) treble vocals: Marcus Body (boy treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13), Rupert Johnston (boy treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13), John McFadzean (boy treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13), Michael Pearce (boy treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13), Thomas Rose (boy treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) and Peter Winn (treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) conductor: Stephen Cleobury (organist, conductor) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) recorded at: King’s College Chapel in Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) recording of: A Ceremony of Carols, op. 28: IV. (b) Balulalow (from 1990-03-19 until 1990-12-13) composer: Benjamin Britten (English composer, conductor, and pianist) (in 1942) part of: A Ceremony of Carols, op. 28	Benjamin Britten		1:18
6	A Ceremony of Carols: As dew in Aprille engineer: Simon Eadon (classical music engineer) producer: Christopher Hazell harp: Rachel Masters (harp player) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) choir vocals: Choir of King’s College, Cambridge (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) treble vocals: Marcus Body (boy treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13), Rupert Johnston (boy treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13), John McFadzean (boy treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13), Michael Pearce (boy treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13), Thomas Rose (boy treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) and Peter Winn (treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) conductor: Stephen Cleobury (organist, conductor) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) recorded at: King’s College Chapel in Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) recording of: A Ceremony of Carols, op. 28: V. As dew in Aprille (from 1990-03-19 until 1990-12-13) composer: Benjamin Britten (English composer, conductor, and pianist) (in 1942) part of: A Ceremony of Carols, op. 28	Benjamin Britten		1:08
7	A Ceremony of Carols: This little Babe engineer: Simon Eadon (classical music engineer) producer: Christopher Hazell harp: Rachel Masters (harp player) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) choir vocals: Choir of King’s College, Cambridge (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) treble vocals: Marcus Body (boy treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13), Rupert Johnston (boy treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13), John McFadzean (boy treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13), Michael Pearce (boy treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13), Thomas Rose (boy treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) and Peter Winn (treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) conductor: Stephen Cleobury (organist, conductor) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) recorded at: King’s College Chapel in Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) recording of: A Ceremony of Carols, op. 28: VI. This little babe (from 1990-03-19 until 1990-12-13) composer: Benjamin Britten (English composer, conductor, and pianist) (in 1942) part of: A Ceremony of Carols, op. 28	Benjamin Britten		1:33
8	A Ceremony of Carols: Interlude engineer: Simon Eadon (classical music engineer) producer: Christopher Hazell harp: Rachel Masters (harp player) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) choir vocals: Choir of King’s College, Cambridge (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) treble vocals: Marcus Body (boy treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13), Rupert Johnston (boy treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13), John McFadzean (boy treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13), Michael Pearce (boy treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13), Thomas Rose (boy treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) and Peter Winn (treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) conductor: Stephen Cleobury (organist, conductor) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) recorded at: King’s College Chapel in Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) recording of: A Ceremony of Carols, op. 28: VII. Interlude. Andante pastorale (from 1990-03-19 until 1990-12-13) composer: Benjamin Britten (English composer, conductor, and pianist) (in 1942) part of: A Ceremony of Carols, op. 28	Benjamin Britten		4:03
9	A Ceremony of Carols: In freezing winter night engineer: Simon Eadon (classical music engineer) producer: Christopher Hazell harp: Rachel Masters (harp player) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) choir vocals: Choir of King’s College, Cambridge (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) treble vocals: Marcus Body (boy treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13), Rupert Johnston (boy treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13), John McFadzean (boy treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13), Michael Pearce (boy treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13), Thomas Rose (boy treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) and Peter Winn (treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) conductor: Stephen Cleobury (organist, conductor) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) recorded at: King’s College Chapel in Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) recording of: A Ceremony of Carols, op. 28: VIII. In Freezing Winter Night (from 1990-03-19 until 1990-12-13) composer: Benjamin Britten (English composer, conductor, and pianist) (in 1942) part of: A Ceremony of Carols, op. 28	Benjamin Britten		3:40
10	A Ceremony of Carols: Spring carol engineer: Simon Eadon (classical music engineer) producer: Christopher Hazell harp: Rachel Masters (harp player) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) choir vocals: Choir of King’s College, Cambridge (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) treble vocals: Marcus Body (boy treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13), Rupert Johnston (boy treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13), John McFadzean (boy treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13), Michael Pearce (boy treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13), Thomas Rose (boy treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) and Peter Winn (treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) conductor: Stephen Cleobury (organist, conductor) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) recorded at: King’s College Chapel in Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) recording of: A Ceremony of Carols, op. 28: IX. Spring Carol (from 1990-03-19 until 1990-12-13) composer: Benjamin Britten (English composer, conductor, and pianist) (in 1942) part of: A Ceremony of Carols, op. 28	Benjamin Britten		1:16
11	A Ceremony of Carols: Deo gracias - Adam lay ibounden engineer: Simon Eadon (classical music engineer) producer: Christopher Hazell harp: Rachel Masters (harp player) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) choir vocals: Choir of King’s College, Cambridge (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) treble vocals: Marcus Body (boy treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13), Rupert Johnston (boy treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13), John McFadzean (boy treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13), Michael Pearce (boy treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13), Thomas Rose (boy treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) and Peter Winn (treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) conductor: Stephen Cleobury (organist, conductor) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) recorded at: King’s College Chapel in Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) recording of: A Ceremony of Carols, op. 28: X. Deo gracias! (from 1990-03-19 until 1990-12-13) composer: Benjamin Britten (English composer, conductor, and pianist) (in 1942) part of: A Ceremony of Carols, op. 28	Benjamin Britten		1:16
12	A Ceremony of Carols: Recession engineer: Simon Eadon (classical music engineer) producer: Christopher Hazell harp: Rachel Masters (harp player) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) choir vocals: Choir of King’s College, Cambridge (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) treble vocals: Marcus Body (boy treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13), Rupert Johnston (boy treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13), John McFadzean (boy treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13), Michael Pearce (boy treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13), Thomas Rose (boy treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) and Peter Winn (treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) conductor: Stephen Cleobury (organist, conductor) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) recorded at: King’s College Chapel in Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) recording of: A Ceremony of Carols, op. 28: XI. Recession (from 1990-03-19 until 1990-12-13) composer: Benjamin Britten (English composer, conductor, and pianist) (in 1942) part of: A Ceremony of Carols, op. 28	Benjamin Britten		1:41
13	Rejoice in the Lamb: Rejoice in God, O ye Tongues engineer: Simon Eadon (classical music engineer) producer: Christopher Hazell organ: Peter Barley (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23) alto vocals: James Crookes (boy alto) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) bass vocals: Daniel Sladden (bass singer) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) choir vocals: Choir of King’s College, Cambridge (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) tenor vocals: Simon Williams (tenor) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) and Peter Barley (from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) treble vocals: Rupert Johnston (boy treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) conductor: Stephen Cleobury (organist, conductor) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) recorded at: King’s College Chapel in Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) partial recording of: Rejoice in the Lamb, op. 30 (from 1990-03-19 until 1990-12-13) lyricist: Christopher Smart (English poet and hymnwriter) composer: Benjamin Britten (English composer, conductor, and pianist) (from 1943-05 until 1943-07-17) premiered at: St Matthew's Church (Northampton, UK) in Northampton, Northamptonshire, England, United Kingdom (on 1943-09-21) part of: Works of Benjamin Britten by opus number (number: op. 30)	Benjamin Britten		4:08
14	Rejoice in the Lamb: For I will consider my cat Jeoffry engineer: Simon Eadon (classical music engineer) producer: Christopher Hazell organ: Peter Barley (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23) alto vocals: James Crookes (boy alto) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) bass vocals: Daniel Sladden (bass singer) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) choir vocals: Choir of King’s College, Cambridge (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) tenor vocals: Simon Williams (tenor) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) and Peter Barley (from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) treble vocals: Rupert Johnston (boy treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) conductor: Stephen Cleobury (organist, conductor) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) recorded at: King’s College Chapel in Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) partial recording of: Rejoice in the Lamb, op. 30 (from 1990-09-19 until 1990-12-13) lyricist: Christopher Smart (English poet and hymnwriter) composer: Benjamin Britten (English composer, conductor, and pianist) (from 1943-05 until 1943-07-17) premiered at: St Matthew's Church (Northampton, UK) in Northampton, Northamptonshire, England, United Kingdom (on 1943-09-21) part of: Works of Benjamin Britten by opus number (number: op. 30)	Benjamin Britten		1:59
15	Rejoice in the Lamb: For the Mouse... engineer: Simon Eadon (classical music engineer) producer: Christopher Hazell organ: Peter Barley (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23) alto vocals: James Crookes (boy alto) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) bass vocals: Daniel Sladden (bass singer) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) choir vocals: Choir of King’s College, Cambridge (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) tenor vocals: Simon Williams (tenor) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) and Peter Barley (from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) treble vocals: Rupert Johnston (boy treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) conductor: Stephen Cleobury (organist, conductor) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) recorded at: King’s College Chapel in Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) partial recording of: Rejoice in the Lamb, op. 30 (from 1990-09-19 until 1990-12-13) lyricist: Christopher Smart (English poet and hymnwriter) composer: Benjamin Britten (English composer, conductor, and pianist) (from 1943-05 until 1943-07-17) premiered at: St Matthew's Church (Northampton, UK) in Northampton, Northamptonshire, England, United Kingdom (on 1943-09-21) part of: Works of Benjamin Britten by opus number (number: op. 30)	Benjamin Britten		0:57
16	Rejoice in the Lamb: For the flowers are great blessings engineer: Simon Eadon (classical music engineer) producer: Christopher Hazell organ: Peter Barley (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23) alto vocals: James Crookes (boy alto) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) bass vocals: Daniel Sladden (bass singer) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) choir vocals: Choir of King’s College, Cambridge (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) tenor vocals: Simon Williams (tenor) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) and Peter Barley (from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) treble vocals: Rupert Johnston (boy treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) conductor: Stephen Cleobury (organist, conductor) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) recorded at: King’s College Chapel in Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) partial recording of: Rejoice in the Lamb, op. 30 (from 1990-09-19 until 1990-12-13) lyricist: Christopher Smart (English poet and hymnwriter) composer: Benjamin Britten (English composer, conductor, and pianist) (from 1943-05 until 1943-07-17) premiered at: St Matthew's Church (Northampton, UK) in Northampton, Northamptonshire, England, United Kingdom (on 1943-09-21) part of: Works of Benjamin Britten by opus number (number: op. 30)	Benjamin Britten		2:05
17	Rejoice in the Lamb: For I am under the same accusation engineer: Simon Eadon (classical music engineer) producer: Christopher Hazell organ: Peter Barley (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23) alto vocals: James Crookes (boy alto) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) bass vocals: Daniel Sladden (bass singer) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) choir vocals: Choir of King’s College, Cambridge (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) tenor vocals: Simon Williams (tenor) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) and Peter Barley (from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) treble vocals: Rupert Johnston (boy treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) conductor: Stephen Cleobury (organist, conductor) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) recorded at: King’s College Chapel in Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) partial recording of: Rejoice in the Lamb, op. 30 (from 1990-03-19 until 1990-12-13) lyricist: Christopher Smart (English poet and hymnwriter) composer: Benjamin Britten (English composer, conductor, and pianist) (from 1943-05 until 1943-07-17) premiered at: St Matthew's Church (Northampton, UK) in Northampton, Northamptonshire, England, United Kingdom (on 1943-09-21) part of: Works of Benjamin Britten by opus number (number: op. 30)	Benjamin Britten		2:36
18	Rejoice in the Lamb: For H is a spirit engineer: Simon Eadon (classical music engineer) producer: Christopher Hazell organ: Peter Barley (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23) alto vocals: James Crookes (boy alto) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) bass vocals: Daniel Sladden (bass singer) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) choir vocals: Choir of King’s College, Cambridge (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) tenor vocals: Simon Williams (tenor) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) and Peter Barley (from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) treble vocals: Rupert Johnston (boy treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) conductor: Stephen Cleobury (organist, conductor) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) recorded at: King’s College Chapel in Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) partial recording of: Rejoice in the Lamb, op. 30 (from 1990-09-19 until 1990-12-13) lyricist: Christopher Smart (English poet and hymnwriter) composer: Benjamin Britten (English composer, conductor, and pianist) (from 1943-05 until 1943-07-17) premiered at: St Matthew's Church (Northampton, UK) in Northampton, Northamptonshire, England, United Kingdom (on 1943-09-21) part of: Works of Benjamin Britten by opus number (number: op. 30)	Benjamin Britten		3:58
19	Rejoice in the Lamb: Hallelujah engineer: Simon Eadon (classical music engineer) producer: Christopher Hazell organ: Peter Barley (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23) alto vocals: James Crookes (boy alto) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) bass vocals: Daniel Sladden (bass singer) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) choir vocals: Choir of King’s College, Cambridge (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) tenor vocals: Simon Williams (tenor) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) and Peter Barley (from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) treble vocals: Rupert Johnston (boy treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) conductor: Stephen Cleobury (organist, conductor) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) recorded at: King’s College Chapel in Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) partial recording of: Rejoice in the Lamb, op. 30 (from 1990-09-19 until 1990-12-13) lyricist: Christopher Smart (English poet and hymnwriter) composer: Benjamin Britten (English composer, conductor, and pianist) (from 1943-05 until 1943-07-17) premiered at: St Matthew's Church (Northampton, UK) in Northampton, Northamptonshire, England, United Kingdom (on 1943-09-21) part of: Works of Benjamin Britten by opus number (number: op. 30)	Benjamin Britten		1:22
20	A Boy was Born: Theme. A boy was born engineer: Simon Eadon (classical music engineer) producer: Christopher Hazell choir vocals: Choir of King’s College, Cambridge (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) and Women of the Cambridge Chamber Choir (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) treble vocals: Thomas Rose (boy treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) conductor: Stephen Cleobury (organist, conductor) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) performer: Ladies From The Cambridge University Chamber Choir recorded at: King’s College Chapel in Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) recording of: A Boy Was Born, op. 3: Theme. A boy was born (from 1990-03-19 until 1990-12-13) composer: Benjamin Britten (English composer, conductor, and pianist) (from 1932 until 1933) part of: A Boy Was Born, op. 3	Benjamin Britten		2:01
21	A Boy was Born: Variation I. Lullay, Jesu engineer: Simon Eadon (classical music engineer) producer: Christopher Hazell choir vocals: Choir of King’s College, Cambridge (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) and Women of the Cambridge Chamber Choir (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) treble vocals: Thomas Rose (boy treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) conductor: Stephen Cleobury (organist, conductor) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) performer: Ladies From The Cambridge University Chamber Choir recorded at: King’s College Chapel in Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) recording of: A Boy Was Born, op. 3: Variation I. Lullay, Jesu (from 1990-03-19 until 1990-12-13) composer: Benjamin Britten (English composer, conductor, and pianist) (from 1932 until 1933) part of: A Boy Was Born, op. 3	Benjamin Britten		4:11
22	A Boy was Born: Variation II. Herod engineer: Simon Eadon (classical music engineer) producer: Christopher Hazell choir vocals: Choir of King’s College, Cambridge (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) and Women of the Cambridge Chamber Choir (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) treble vocals: Thomas Rose (boy treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) conductor: Stephen Cleobury (organist, conductor) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) performer: Ladies From The Cambridge University Chamber Choir recorded at: King’s College Chapel in Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) recording of: A Boy Was Born, op. 3: Variation II. Herod (from 1990-03-19 until 1990-12-13) composer: Benjamin Britten (English composer, conductor, and pianist) (from 1932 until 1933) part of: A Boy Was Born, op. 3	Benjamin Britten		2:22
23	A Boy was Born: Variation III. Jesu, as Thou art our Saviour engineer: Simon Eadon (classical music engineer) producer: Christopher Hazell choir vocals: Choir of King’s College, Cambridge (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) and Women of the Cambridge Chamber Choir (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) treble vocals: Thomas Rose (boy treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) conductor: Stephen Cleobury (organist, conductor) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) performer: Ladies From The Cambridge University Chamber Choir recorded at: King’s College Chapel in Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) recording of: A Boy Was Born, op. 3: Variation III. Jesu, as Thou art our Saviour (from 1990-03-19 until 1990-12-13) composer: Benjamin Britten (English composer, conductor, and pianist) (from 1932 until 1933) part of: A Boy Was Born, op. 3	Benjamin Britten		2:53
24	A Boy was Born: Variation IV. The three kings engineer: Simon Eadon (classical music engineer) producer: Christopher Hazell choir vocals: Choir of King’s College, Cambridge (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) and Women of the Cambridge Chamber Choir (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) treble vocals: Thomas Rose (boy treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) conductor: Stephen Cleobury (organist, conductor) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) performer: Ladies From The Cambridge University Chamber Choir recorded at: King’s College Chapel in Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) recording of: A Boy Was Born, op. 3: Variation IV. The three kings (from 1990-03-19 until 1990-12-13) composer: Benjamin Britten (English composer, conductor, and pianist) (from 1932 until 1933) part of: A Boy Was Born, op. 3	Benjamin Britten		2:56
25	A Boy was Born: Variation V. In the bleak mid-winter engineer: Simon Eadon (classical music engineer) producer: Christopher Hazell choir vocals: Choir of King’s College, Cambridge (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) and Women of the Cambridge Chamber Choir (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) treble vocals: Thomas Rose (boy treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) conductor: Stephen Cleobury (organist, conductor) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) performer: Ladies From The Cambridge University Chamber Choir recorded at: King’s College Chapel in Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) recording of: A Boy Was Born, op. 3: Variation V. In the bleak mid-winter (from 1990-03-19 until 1990-12-13) composer: Benjamin Britten (English composer, conductor, and pianist) (from 1932 until 1933) part of: A Boy Was Born, op. 3	Benjamin Britten		4:44
26	A Boy was Born: Variation VI (Finale). Noel! engineer: Simon Eadon (classical music engineer) producer: Christopher Hazell choir vocals: Choir of King’s College, Cambridge (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) and Women of the Cambridge Chamber Choir (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) treble vocals: Thomas Rose (boy treble) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) conductor: Stephen Cleobury (organist, conductor) (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) performer: Ladies From The Cambridge University Chamber Choir recorded at: King’s College Chapel in Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom (on 1990-03-19, from 1990-09-21 until 1990-09-23, from 1990-12-12 until 1990-12-13) recording of: A Boy Was Born, op. 3: Variation VI (Finale). Noel! (from 1990-03-19 until 1990-12-13) composer: Benjamin Britten (English composer, conductor, and pianist) (from 1932 until 1933) part of: A Boy Was Born, op. 3	Benjamin Britten		8:59

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art direction:	Jonathan Schneider
liner notes:	Anthony Burton (liner notes)
miscellaneous support:	Cyrus Meher‐Homji

part of:	Australian Eloquence (Deutsche Grammophon/Decca/Philips/ABC Classics) (order: 35) Eloquence (Deutsche Grammophon/Decca/Philips Classics) (order: 142)

ASIN:	DE: B000060MDQ [info]
discography entry:	http://library.ecu.edu.au:2082/search~S7?/cY20679/cy20679/-3,-1,0,E/frameset&FF=cy20676&1,1, [info] http://www.classicstoday.com/review/review-6984/ [info]

A Ceremony of Carols / Rejoice in the Lamb / A Boy Was Born

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