Ave Maria: First Vespers of the Solemnity of Our Lady of Buckfast The Choir of Buckfast Abbey & Philip Arkwright
- David Davies (b. 1954):
- 1 Davies: Improvisation sur le thème du Memorare 04:11
- Francisco Guerrero (1528 - 1599):
- 2 Guerrero: Trahe me post te 04:51
- Gregorian Chant:
- 3 Chant: Deus in adiutorium 01:05
- 4 Chant: Psalm 109 03:28
- David Davies:
- 5 Davies: Organ Improvisation 01:29
- Gregorian Chant:
- 6 Chant: Psalm 112 03:12
- David Davies:
- 7 Davies: Organ Improvisation 01:26
- Gregorian Chant:
- 8 Chant: Psalm 121 05:11
- David Davies:
- 9 Davies: Organ Improvisation 01:15
- Gregorian Chant:
- 10 Chant: Psalm 126 04:02
- David Davies:
- 11 Davies: Organ Improvisation 01:42
- Gregorian Chant:
- 12 Chant: Scripture Reading: Benedixit te 00:34
- 13 Chant: Short Responsory: Ave Maria 01:54
- Felice Anerio (1560 - 1614):
- 14 Anerio: Office Hymn: Ave maris stella 05:35
- Gregorian Chant:
- 15 Chant: Versicle: Dignare me 00:38
- Tomás Luis de Victoria (1548 - 1611):
- 16 Victoria: Magnificat octavi toni 09:07
- David Davies:
- 17 Davies: Organ Improvisation 02:23
- Gregorian Chant:
- 18 Chant: Litany of Supplication 02:43
- 19 Chant: Benedicamus Domino 00:51
- William Byrd (1539 - 1623):
- 20 Byrd: Salve Regina 05:06
- Traditional:
- 21 Traditional: Hail, Queen of heaven 03:45
- Philip Arkwright (b. 1983):
- 22 Arkwright: Ave Maria 03:00
- David Davies:
- 23 Davies: Symphony No. 1: III. Stella Maris 07:48
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The Choir of Buckfast Abbey presents music for the First Vespers of Our Lady of Buckfast, the Abbey’s patronal feast on 24 May. The Gregorian chant of the Monastic Rite is interspersed with glorious polyphonic works by Felice Anerio, William Byrd and Francisco Guerrero, culminating in the splendid Magnificat Octavi toni by Tomás Luis de Victoria. A thrilling new arrangement of the traditional devotional hymn Hail, Queen of heaven is the climax of this joyous service. Full use of the tonal capability of the Abbey’s Ruffatti organ is made throughout, with a number of liturgical improvisations.
"Performed in Latin, the singing throughout is beautifully phrased and paced, with sensitive organ accompaniment… If you’re pining for this kind of liturgy, this album should transport you to heaven." (RSCM Church Music Quarterly)
"…they create a real sense of occasion, liturgical atmosphere and genuine solemnity. A shining example of how to honour the principles of Sacrosanctum Concilium today." (Choir & Organ)
The Choir of Buckfast Abbey
Philip Arkwright, direction
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