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Recordings concert June 2nd 2013, Amsterdam

Thomas Tallis: Te lucis ante terminum

Twelve Days of Christmas - Traditional Instrumental Christmas Music

O Come, All Ye Faithful

Salve Mater

Good Night Dear Heart (by Dan Forrest, copyright Hinshaw Music) performed by The Westminster Williamson Voices, Westminster Choir College of Rider University, James Jordan, Conductor, Corey Everly, piano. As heard in Teaching Music through Performance (GIA Publications), and GIA choralworks CD, "Hole In The Sky". 

Good Night Dear Heart (Westminster Williamson Voices)

Chœur de chambre de Perpignan
Quintette à cordes Mare Nostrum de François Ragot
Sous la direction de Didier Basdevant
Enregistrement public à l'Eglise Notre-Dame des Anges de Collioure
Samedi 11 novembre 2017

Mozart, Ave Verum suivi de Sancta Maria - Chœur de chambre de Perpignan - dir. Didier Basdevant

New Music for Christmas, Thanksgiving, and general concert and worship use. Recorded with Craig Courtney conducting and Dan Forrest accompanying. Use the download button (on each track, under "More") to download tracks for free! To view/order print music, visit www.beckenhorstpress.com.

New Releases Fall 2018

The Huron Carol (Dan Forrest)

Stabat Mater Dolorosa

Agnus Dei  - Palestrina

Ave Maria - Palestrina

Miserere Mei, Deus

Asperges me

Ave Maris Stella (Gregorian Chant - Roman Liturgy)

"Hail, Star of the Sea": The most popular of several chant settings of the medieval text  found in 9th-c manuscripts (text of unknown authorship, variously attributed to St. Bernard of Clairvaux, St. Venantius Fortunatus, or Hermannus Contractus).

Sung by Rebecca Górzyńska

This recording can be found as a video on my YouTube channel: https://bit.ly/2KtB1Sg
Text and musical notation: https://bit.ly/2rkI5Ze
Info and translation: https://bit.ly/2JSfCRE

"Hail, Star of the Sea
Blessed Mother of God
and Ever-Virgin
Happy Gate of Heaven..."

Ave Maris Stella (Gregorian Chant - Roman Liturgy)

This is a segment from Compline (or: Evening Prayer) for Friday, sung in Latin by Ralph Oballo and some parts sung with Andrew Ulicki.

Asperges me

Sensus Fidelium

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