
A Walk With Ivor Gurney / Tenebrae
Tenebrae join the Aurora Orchestra with mezzo soprano Dame Sarah Connolly and narrator Simon Callow for âA Walk with Ivor Gurneyâ, an album of choral music celebrating the works of Ivor Gurney whose promising career as a composer was interrupted by World War I. Alongside four pieces of Gurneyâs own music are works by his contemporaries, Ralph Vaughan Williams and Herbert Howells. The recording features a new piece by Judith Bingham commissioned by Tenebrae in 2013 for the choir with Dame Sarah Connolly. Described as âphenomenalâ (The Times) and âdevastatingly beautifulâ (Gramophone Magazine), award-winning choir Tenebrae, under the direction of Nigel Short, is one of the worldâs leading vocal ensembles renowned for its passion and precision. âFor purity and precision of tone, and flawless intonation, Nigel Shortâs chamber choir Tenebrae is pretty much unbeatable.â (The Times)
Tenebrae join the Aurora Orchestra with mezzo soprano Dame Sarah Connolly and narrator Simon Callow for âA Walk with Ivor Gurneyâ, an album of choral music celebrating the works of Ivor Gurney whose promising career as a composer was interrupted by World War I. Alongside four pieces of Gurneyâs own music are works by his contemporaries, Ralph Vaughan Williams and Herbert Howells. The recording features a new piece by Judith Bingham commissioned by Tenebrae in 2013 for the choir with Dame Sarah Connolly. Described as âphenomenalâ (The Times) and âdevastatingly beautifulâ (Gramophone Magazine), award-winning choir Tenebrae, under the direction of Nigel Short, is one of the worldâs leading vocal ensembles renowned for its passion and precision. âFor purity and precision of tone, and flawless intonation, Nigel Shortâs chamber choir Tenebrae is pretty much unbeatable.â (The Times)
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Tenebrae join the Aurora Orchestra with mezzo soprano Dame Sarah Connolly and narrator Simon Callow for âA Walk with Ivor Gurneyâ, an album of choral music celebrating the works of Ivor Gurney whose promising career as a composer was interrupted by World War I. Alongside four pieces of Gurneyâs own music are works by his contemporaries, Ralph Vaughan Williams and Herbert Howells. The recording features a new piece by Judith Bingham commissioned by Tenebrae in 2013 for the choir with Dame Sarah Connolly. Described as âphenomenalâ (The Times) and âdevastatingly beautifulâ (Gramophone Magazine), award-winning choir Tenebrae, under the direction of Nigel Short, is one of the worldâs leading vocal ensembles renowned for its passion and precision. âFor purity and precision of tone, and flawless intonation, Nigel Shortâs chamber choir Tenebrae is pretty much unbeatable.â (The Times)























