New Song, A
James MacMillan

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Berserking, The
Busqueda
Cantos sagrados
Confession Of Isobel Gowdie, The
Exorcism Of Rio Sumpul, The
Into The Ferment
Litanies Of Iron And Stone
Road To Ardtalla, The
Sonata for piano
Three Dawn Rituals
Tryst
Two Visions Of Hoy
Untold
Visions Of A November Spring
Tuireadh
Veni Veni Emmanuel
### talks to Gillian Moore
Catherine's Lullabies
### talks about The Confession of Isobel Gowdie
### talks about his educational work
Visitatio sepulchri
Epiclesis
as others see us ...
Intercession
here in hiding ...
Study On Two Planes
Seven Last Words
Ines de Castro
Different World, A
After The Tryst
Britannia
Mairi
but stars remaining
Children, The
### talks to Stephen Johnson
Divo Aloysio Sacrum
Kiss On Wood
World's Ransoming, The
Concerto for cello and orchestra
So Deep
Tuireadh
I
Seinte Mari Moder Milde
Angel
Cecilian Variation For JFK, A
Concerto for Cello and orchestra
Why Is This Night Different?
Berserking, The
Symphony: 'Vigil'
After the Tryst
Triduum
Quickening
Sonata for Cello no 1
Raising Sparks
Beatus Vir
New Song, A
Changed
Symphony No.2
Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis
Mass +++
Christus Vincit +++
Gaudeamus in loci pace
Child's Prayer, A
Sonata for Cello no 2
They Saw the Stone Had Been Rolled Away
Cumnock Fair
Birds of Rhiannon, The
Comet New-born, Arising at Morning
Tremunt videntes angeli
Te Deum
Symphony No. 3
Heycoka Te Deum
Ballad
Deep but Dazzling Darkness, A
Scots Song
Exsultet
Parthenogenesis
Fourteen Little Pieces
Ninian
For Ian
Birthday Present
Barncleupedie
O bone Jesu
Tombeau de Georges Rouault, Le
Scotch Bestiary, A
Gallant Weaver, The
To My Successor
Halie Speerit's Dauncers, The
..here in hiding..
Piano Concerto No 2
Memento

Instrumentation

Choir
1
Organ
1

Additional Information

Text: Psalm 96. Com: Nicholas Russellfp: 01.03.1998; St Bride's Church Choir/R Marshall; St Bride's Episcopal Church, Glasgow

Details

Year
Publisher
Boosey & Hawkes Music Publishers Ltd
Minutes
4

Recordings

Date recorded
10-13/07/00
Performers
Andrew Reid (org), Choir of Westm. Cathedral/Martin Baker
Recording format id
2
Venue
Westminster Cathedral, London