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1.Parry - Cathedral Music from: Hyperion July 01, 1994
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Simply the finest recording of Parry's cathedral music. Roger Judd's playing is exemplary - supportive and strong whilst never over-shadowing the choral sound. Dr Robinson's tempi and dynamics are always spot on, and the choral sound itself, both soloists and as ensemble could not be bettered. Amongst a collection of 1000-plus choral CDs, this ranks amongst the top 10.

2.Fanshawe: African Sanctus from: Classics February 29, 1996
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First performed in 1972, and known then as 'African Revelations', the 'African Sanctus' was first released in recorded form by Philips in 1975, and a revised version appeared in 1994, incorporating the 'Donna Nobis Pacem'. David Fanshawe (b.1942, Devon), is a widely travelled and widely experienced documentary film maker, sound recordist, and composer. He saw in 'African Sanctus' a true fusion of European and African musical traditions and cultures, the work combining the traditional Latin Mass with carefully juxtaposed sounds from the North of Africa. The opening is wholly unselfconscious - a pounding "Sanctus, Sanctus, Sanctus" which would not be out of place in a horror movie. It thrusts the music before you and ... Read More:

3.Carols at Christmas by: St. George's Chapel Windsor Castle Choir October 27, 2003
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First performed in 1972, and known then as 'African Revelations', the 'African Sanctus' was first released in recorded form by Philips in 1975, and a revised version appeared in 1994, incorporating the 'Donna Nobis Pacem'. David Fanshawe (b.1942, Devon), is a widely travelled and widely experienced documentary film maker, sound recordist, and composer. He saw in 'African Sanctus' a true fusion of European and African musical traditions and cultures, the work combining the traditional Latin Mass with carefully juxtaposed sounds from the North of Africa. The opening is wholly unselfconscious - a pounding "Sanctus, Sanctus, Sanctus" which would not be out of place in a horror movie. It thrusts the music before you and ... Read More:

4.Saint Nicolas & Hymn to Saint Cecilia from: Hyperion December 31, 1993
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First performed in 1972, and known then as 'African Revelations', the 'African Sanctus' was first released in recorded form by Philips in 1975, and a revised version appeared in 1994, incorporating the 'Donna Nobis Pacem'. David Fanshawe (b.1942, Devon), is a widely travelled and widely experienced documentary film maker, sound recordist, and composer. He saw in 'African Sanctus' a true fusion of European and African musical traditions and cultures, the work combining the traditional Latin Mass with carefully juxtaposed sounds from the North of Africa. The opening is wholly unselfconscious - a pounding "Sanctus, Sanctus, Sanctus" which would not be out of place in a horror movie. It thrusts the music before you and ... Read More:

5.Carols from Windsor Castle by: St. George's Chapel Windsor Castle Choir October 15, 2001
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First performed in 1972, and known then as 'African Revelations', the 'African Sanctus' was first released in recorded form by Philips in 1975, and a revised version appeared in 1994, incorporating the 'Donna Nobis Pacem'. David Fanshawe (b.1942, Devon), is a widely travelled and widely experienced documentary film maker, sound recordist, and composer. He saw in 'African Sanctus' a true fusion of European and African musical traditions and cultures, the work combining the traditional Latin Mass with carefully juxtaposed sounds from the North of Africa. The opening is wholly unselfconscious - a pounding "Sanctus, Sanctus, Sanctus" which would not be out of place in a horror movie. It thrusts the music before you and ... Read More:

6.Abide With Me: and Other Favourite Hymns by: Marlowe Brass Ensemble, Windsor Castle Choir of St George's Chapel, Tim Byram-Wigfield October 03, 2005
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First performed in 1972, and known then as 'African Revelations', the 'African Sanctus' was first released in recorded form by Philips in 1975, and a revised version appeared in 1994, incorporating the 'Donna Nobis Pacem'. David Fanshawe (b.1942, Devon), is a widely travelled and widely experienced documentary film maker, sound recordist, and composer. He saw in 'African Sanctus' a true fusion of European and African musical traditions and cultures, the work combining the traditional Latin Mass with carefully juxtaposed sounds from the North of Africa. The opening is wholly unselfconscious - a pounding "Sanctus, Sanctus, Sanctus" which would not be out of place in a horror movie. It thrusts the music before you and ... Read More:

7.Carols from Windsor Castle by: St. George's Chapel Windsor Castle Choir October 28, 2002
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First performed in 1972, and known then as 'African Revelations', the 'African Sanctus' was first released in recorded form by Philips in 1975, and a revised version appeared in 1994, incorporating the 'Donna Nobis Pacem'. David Fanshawe (b.1942, Devon), is a widely travelled and widely experienced documentary film maker, sound recordist, and composer. He saw in 'African Sanctus' a true fusion of European and African musical traditions and cultures, the work combining the traditional Latin Mass with carefully juxtaposed sounds from the North of Africa. The opening is wholly unselfconscious - a pounding "Sanctus, Sanctus, Sanctus" which would not be out of place in a horror movie. It thrusts the music before you and ... Read More:

8.In a Country Garden by: London Philharmonic Orchestra, Academy of St Martin in the Fields, Band of the Life Guards, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, London Symphony Orchestra October 03, 2001
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First performed in 1972, and known then as 'African Revelations', the 'African Sanctus' was first released in recorded form by Philips in 1975, and a revised version appeared in 1994, incorporating the 'Donna Nobis Pacem'. David Fanshawe (b.1942, Devon), is a widely travelled and widely experienced documentary film maker, sound recordist, and composer. He saw in 'African Sanctus' a true fusion of European and African musical traditions and cultures, the work combining the traditional Latin Mass with carefully juxtaposed sounds from the North of Africa. The opening is wholly unselfconscious - a pounding "Sanctus, Sanctus, Sanctus" which would not be out of place in a horror movie. It thrusts the music before you and ... Read More:

9.Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis, Volume 21 from: Priory January 17, 2000
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First performed in 1972, and known then as 'African Revelations', the 'African Sanctus' was first released in recorded form by Philips in 1975, and a revised version appeared in 1994, incorporating the 'Donna Nobis Pacem'. David Fanshawe (b.1942, Devon), is a widely travelled and widely experienced documentary film maker, sound recordist, and composer. He saw in 'African Sanctus' a true fusion of European and African musical traditions and cultures, the work combining the traditional Latin Mass with carefully juxtaposed sounds from the North of Africa. The opening is wholly unselfconscious - a pounding "Sanctus, Sanctus, Sanctus" which would not be out of place in a horror movie. It thrusts the music before you and ... Read More:

10.The Glory of St George's from: Guild January 17, 2000
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First performed in 1972, and known then as 'African Revelations', the 'African Sanctus' was first released in recorded form by Philips in 1975, and a revised version appeared in 1994, incorporating the 'Donna Nobis Pacem'. David Fanshawe (b.1942, Devon), is a widely travelled and widely experienced documentary film maker, sound recordist, and composer. He saw in 'African Sanctus' a true fusion of European and African musical traditions and cultures, the work combining the traditional Latin Mass with carefully juxtaposed sounds from the North of Africa. The opening is wholly unselfconscious - a pounding "Sanctus, Sanctus, Sanctus" which would not be out of place in a horror movie. It thrusts the music before you and ... Read More:

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