Holst: The Coming of Christ; Two Psalms; Nunc Dimittis / City of London Choir; Holst Orchestra

Notes & Reviews:

The Coming of Christ was commissioned in 1927 by the Dean of Canterbury Cathedral, George Bell, as a setting of a text by John Masefield, forming a Mystery Play reminiscent of medieval religious dramas. Although the work received its premiere the following year to critical acclaim, it was thereafter abandoned until its resurrection at the English Music Festival in 2010. It is presented here, in recorded form, for the first time!

Notes & Reviews:

Recording information: St Paul's Girls' School, Brook Green, London (10/15/2011).



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  • Performers: Marta Fontanels-Simmons; Jonathan Kilhams; Julian Davies; Richard Pearce (Organ); Tim Hawes (Trumpet); Amon-Ra Twilley; Timothy End (Piano); James Goddard
  • Conductor: Hilary Wetton
  • Ensemble: City of London Choir
  • Running Time: 11 min. 17 sec.
  • Period Time: Post Romantic
  • Written: 1912

>Holst, Gustav : Nunc Dimittis, for chorus, H. 127
  • Performers: Jonathan Kilhams; Richard Pearce (Organ); Julian Davies; Amon-Ra Twilley; Tim Hawes (Trumpet); James Goddard; Marta Fontanels-Simmons; Timothy End (Piano)
  • Conductor: Hilary Wetton
  • Ensemble: City of London Choir
  • Running Time: 3 min. 4 sec.
  • Period Time: Post Romantic
  • Written: 1915

>Holst, Gustav : Choral Folk Songs, H. 136 :: I Love My Love
  • Performers: Timothy End (Piano); Marta Fontanels-Simmons; Jonathan Kilhams; James Goddard; Julian Davies; Amon-Ra Twilley; Tim Hawes (Trumpet); Richard Pearce (Organ)
  • Conductor: Hilary Wetton
  • Ensemble: City of London Choir
  • Running Time: 4 min. 30 sec.
  • Period Time: Post Romantic
  • Written: 1916

>Holst, Gustav : The Coming of Christ, incidental music, H. 170
  • Performers: Jonathan Kilhams; Marta Fontanels-Simmons; Timothy End (Piano); James Goddard; Julian Davies; Richard Pearce (Organ); Tim Hawes (Trumpet); Amon-Ra Twilley
  • Conductor: Hilary Wetton
  • Ensemble: City of London Choir
  • Running Time: 24 min. 41 sec.
  • Period Time: Post Romantic
  • Written: 1927