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William Mathias: Choral Music - Michael Papadopoulos (organ); Michael Papadopoulos (piano); Peter Foggitt (piano); Tom Winpenny (organ);...
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  1. Lift up your heads, O ye gates (Psalm 24), for chorus, Op. 44/2
  2. Ave Rex, a carol sequence for chorus & organ (or orchestra), Op 45
  3. Wassail Carol
  4. As Truly as God Is Our Father, for chorus & organ
  5. Jesus College Service (Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis), for chorus & organ, Op. 53
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  1. Lift up your heads, O ye gates (Psalm 24), for chorus, Op. 44/2
  2. Ave Rex, a carol sequence for chorus & organ (or orchestra), Op 45
  3. Wassail Carol
  4. As Truly as God Is Our Father, for chorus & organ
  5. Jesus College Service (Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis), for chorus & organ, Op. 53
  6. Toccata Giocosa, for organ, Op 36/2
  7. All thy works shall praise thee, for chorus & organ, Op. 17b
  8. The Lord's Prayer, for chorus & organ
  9. An Admonition to Rulers, for chorus & organ, Op. 43
  10. Salvator mundi, sequence of carols (30) for chorus, Op. 89
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The Welsh composer William Mathias, born in 1934, was self-taught, something that shows in his music. He did not follow any of the schools of British music in the middle and late 20th century, and although you'd place him on the conservative side of the musical spectrum if you had to choose, these sacred pieces don't rest comfortably there. He uses modal and quartal harmonies in ways that seem not antique, but vigorous and new. The big anthem An Admonition to Rulers (to a text from the Wisdom of Solomon) is distinctive, but ...

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