In Chains of Gold

Leading performers of 17th-century music the Magdalena Consort, Fretwork and His Majestys Sagbutts and Cornetts combine forces under the artistic direction of William Hunt for their third release exploring the English Anthems with instrumental consort for ceremony, reflection and prayer to celebrate the 400th anniversary of Orlando Gibbons. Praise for Chains of Gold Vol 1 ★★★★★ Subtle, seductively supple and sinuous singing and playing… Volume 2 from this dream-team will be eagerly awaited – Choir and Organ ★★★★★ This is the finest recording of this quintessentially English music that we are likely to have… a real treat, and an impressive master-class in how these texts should be declaimed – Early Music Review

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This is a joyfull, happy, holy day
 
05:01
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Consider, all ye passers by
 
05:43
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Hearken, all ye people
 
04:11
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All laud and praise
 
02:06
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Voluntary (28)
 
03:13
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In thee, O Lord
 
04:31
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When Jesus sat at meat
 
06:20
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Voluntary (24)
 
03:10
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O God, the heathen are come
 
09:34
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Verse of 3 parts (26)
 
02:17
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The Lord hear thee
 
04:59
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Pavan in A
 
03:53
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Have mercy upon me, O Lord
 
04:01
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Let God arise
 
06:12
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Know You Not
 
08:26