Briggs - Mass for Notre Dame & other works
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Label: Hyperion
Cat No: CDA67808
Format: CD
Number of Discs: 1
Release Date: 1st June 2010
Contents
Works
I will lift up mine eyesMesse pour Notre-Dame
O Lord, support us
Te Deum laudamus
The Trinity College Service
Toccata on Te Deum laudamus
Artists
David Briggs (organ)Trinity College Choir, Cambridge
Conductor
Stephen LaytonWorks
I will lift up mine eyesMesse pour Notre-Dame
O Lord, support us
Te Deum laudamus
The Trinity College Service
Toccata on Te Deum laudamus
Artists
David Briggs (organ)Trinity College Choir, Cambridge
Conductor
Stephen LaytonAbout
This disc includes Briggs’ Messe Pour Notre Dame, and features four movements of David Briggs’ own improvisations - the Introit, Offertorium, Élévation and Sortie. Very much aligned with French liturgical practice, this is Briggs captured in the heat of the improvised, unedited moment. These improvisations display a masterful range of mood and colour. There is delicacy, reflection and repose, alongside mighty bombast and truly gothic ‘shock and awe’. Listening to them is an uniquely thrilling musical experience.
Also included are some of Briggs’ much more Anglophone anthems.
The Choir of Trinity College, Cambridge, who have been winning increasing praise for their Hyperion recordings, perform with their inspirational director Stephen Layton, and with the composer, of course, at the organ.
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