Notes:
For unacc. mixed chorus (in part with solo voices), except the 2nd McDowall motet, for unacc. women's chorus, and the last work for solo voices (SMzT), mixed chorus, and drums.
Program notes by Kathryn Parke and biographical notes on the performers, in English with French and German translations, and texts with English translations (39 p. : ports.) inserted in container.
Phoenix Chorale ; Charles Bruffy, director.
Recorded May 27-29, 2005, Camelback Bible Church, Paradise Valley, Ariz.
"Multi-ch. stereo. All tracks available in stereo and multi-channel. This hybrid CD can be played on any standard CD player"--Container.
Compact disc.
Sung in English and Latin.
Contents:
- Splendid jewel / Stephen Paulus (3:45)
- A hymn to the Virgin / Benjamin Britten (2:41)
- Three Latin motets. Ave Regina (3:36) ; Ave, Maria (2:57) ; Regina Caeli (2:28) / Cecilia McDowall
- A spotless rose / Herbert Howells (3:39)
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- Two Marian pieces. Ave, Maris Stella (4:36) ; Ave, Maria (2:31) / Javier Busto
- Three liturgical motets. Fair in face (2:01) ; I beheld her, beautiful as a dove (2:09) ; Rise up, my love, my fair one (1:58) / Healey Willan
- Electa / Jean Belmont Ford (21:14).
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