Taverner

Taverner : Opera In Two Acts.

Taverner : Opera In Two Acts.

Second Fantasia On John Taverner's In Nomine.

English Choral Tradition From Taverner To Purcell In 3 Volumes.

Class B Tavern Serenade : For Trumpet, Alto Sax & Rhythm Section.

Live At The King Of France Tavern / With Bill Nelson and Bill Reichenbach. [CD]

Contents: The Look of Love -- Quite Nights -- How High the Moon -- All Blues -- Tea for Two -- Bye Bye Blackbird (Part 1) -- Bye Bye Blackbird (Part 2).

Taverner. [CD]

Davies' two-act opera is performed by Martyn Hill, David Wilson-Johnson, Stephen Richardson, Fiona Kimm, and others. Oliver Knussen conducts. Two-disc set.

First Fantasia On An In Nomine of John Taverner.

The Tudors At Prayer : Latin Sacred Music by Taverner, Tallis, White, Mundy and Byrd. [CD]

The vocal ensemble Magnficat performs a program of Latin sacred music from the Tudor period. Conducted by Philip Cave.

Prayer To The Holy Trinity : For Unaccompanied Choir SATB and Semichorus Ssaaa.

Commissioned by the Cambridge Taverner Choir and premiered in April 1996 at Jesus College Chapel. In eternal memory of John Taverner (c1495-1545). With composer's note.

Prayer To The Holy Trinity : For Unaccompanied Choir SATB and Semichorus Ssaaa.

Commissioned by the Cambridge Taverner Choir and premiered in April 1996 at Jesus College Chapel. In eternal memory of John Taverner (c1495-1545). With composer's note.

Live At The King Of France Tavern. [CD]

Will Bill Nelson and Bill Reichenbach. Recorded in Annapolis, MD, September 1978. 19 tracks.

Carol Album : Seven Centuries Of Christmas Music. [CD]

Andrew Parrott conducts the Taverner Consort, Choir and Players. 24 tracks.

Santa Cecilia : Purcell, Handel, Haydn. [CD]

English Chamber Orchestra, Gulbenkian Foundation Orchestra, Lisbon, Taverner Consort Players, Andrew Parrott, Michel Corboz, Philip Ledger, conductors.

Dum Transisset Sabbatum (I) : For SATB B / edited by Ralph W. Buxton.

Gloria In Excelsis : For SA Chorus (Marvin).

Gloria Tibi Trinitas. [CD]

Owen Rees leads early-music consort Contrapunctus alongside The Choir of The Queen's College, Oxford in performances of John Taverner's masterwork, the Missa Gloria tibi trinitas.

Broadside Ballads : Songs From The Streets, Taverns, Theatres and Countrysides Of 17th C. England.

Comical, political scandalous or just plain obscene, Broadside Ballads were the pop songs of their day. Distributed up and down the land they also acted as the tabloid press, covering subjects such as the fire of London and the gunpowder plot as well as lusty tales of infidelity and royal gossip.…

Sacred Masterworks. [CD]

Contents: Carmelite Vespers, 1707 -- Israel in Egypt -- Messiah. Classic recordings from Andrew Parrott and the Taverner Consort & Players.

Ave Maria Dive Matris Anne / edited by Nick Sandon.

A contemporary of John Taverner, Hugh Aston refused the choirmaster’s post at Cardinal College, Oxford before it was offered to Taverner himself. The melodic directness and rhythmic energy of this, the shortest of his surviving votive antiphons, make it immediately appealing. For five voices: SATTB.

Who Gave Thee Thy Jolly Red Nose? : Tunes From The Taverns, Streets and Theatres Of 16th and 17th...

. . . Century England, arranged for 1, 2, 3 and 4 recorders by Lucie Skeaping and Roddy Skeaping. Twenty-one pieces. With a preface and notes on each piece.

Missa Mater Christi; Mater Christi Sanctissima / Ed. by Nick Sandon.

John Taverner’s Mass Mater Christi is closely based upon his votive antiphon of the same name -- both works are published in this volume. They probably date from the late 1520s or early 1530s, and are slightly more restrained and formally clear-cut than his great six-part Masses. For five voices:…

Western Wind : Mass and Court Music For Henry VIII. [CD]

…Gloria -- Credo -- Sanctus -- Agnus [Mass ‘The Western Wynde’] -- Audivi vocem de caelo -- In nomine — transcription from the Benedictus of the Mass ‘Gloria tibi trinitas’ -- Dum transisset sabbatum (I) — 3rd (and final) respond at Easter Matins. Performed by the Taverner Choir and Players.

Imperatrix Inferni : Votive Antiphons and Ritual Music. [CD]

Sacred music by Renaissance composer Taverner, performed by the ensemble Alamire. Conducted by David Skinner.