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Recordings of St Giles' Choir

Young Chorister of the Year Competition 2005

Robert Leatherby has entered for the Radio 2 Young Chorister of the year competition - here are his two audition recordings (Broadband connection recommended) - good luck Robert!

How Beautiful are the feet Robert Leatherby (~ 600k)
Once in Royal David's City Robert Leatherby (~400k)
Robert Leatherby sings Faure's 'Pie Jesu' from the Requiem - 14 November 2004
(Broadband recommended - Windows Media - 690kb)

Other Recordings

Some time ago, we made some recordings of St Giles Choir which you can listen to below. The recordings can be played using the Windows Media Player:

Ave Verum Corpus - Byrd
Almighty and Everlasting God - Gibbons
How Beautiful upon the Mountains - Stainer
Behold the Tabernacle of God - Harris
Give us the Wings of Faith - Bullock
Insanae et vanae curae - Haydn
Litany to the Holy Spirit - Hurford
Magnificat in A flat - Harwood
Nunc Dimittis in A flat - Harwood
O Pray for the peace of Jerusalem - Howells
Thou wilt keep Him in perfect peace - SS Wesley

Conductor - Peter Ward Jones
Organist - Martin Souter

Recording made at St John's College in September 1989
Recorded by: Oxrecs Digital

Trebles:
Alexander Hood (head), Neill Cameron, Ben Lamdin, James Cameron, Jamie Smith, Jonathan Matthews, Jake Shuckburgh, Adam Dale, Thomas Adams, Tom Smith, Michael Ward Jones, Matthew O'Donovan, Daniel McCarey, Sebastian Hudson, Alasdair McDiarmid, Russell Priest, Orlando Holloway

Altos:
Richard Saxton, Peter Sumner, Cedric Littlewood, Peter Smith

Tenors:
Philip Lansley, Graham Elton, Richard Hudson, Stephen Parkinson

Basses:
Peter Meadows, Jim Williamson, David Blackwell, Martyn Matthews

Choral Evensong

Here are some recordings made at St Giles Choral Evensong on Sunday 11th February 2002

Overture - Organ
Magnificat - Choir - Weelkes Short Service
Nunc Dimittis - Choir - Weelkes Short Service
Tollite Hostias - Choir - Saint Saens
Closing Voluntary - Organ - Hindemith Sonata No. 1

Conductor - Cynthia Hall
Organist - Cynthia Hall

Trebles: Matthew Saxton, Ciaran O'Hare, Arthur Tombs, Rupert Tombs, Oliver James, Edward James, David Pinches, Sama Aayate, Zaki Aayate.

Altos:
Richard Saxton, Jim Williamson

Tenor:
Bob Lowrie

Basses:
David Clover, Martyn Matthews

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