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Cambridge Singers|Be Thou My Vision - Sacred Music by John Rutter

Be Thou My Vision - Sacred Music by John Rutter

John Rutter, Cambridge Singers

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John Rutter has selected some of his favorite church anthems from previous releases of his music to put together the collection Be Thou My Vision. Most of these have full orchestral accompaniment, as Rutter prefers these versions over those with just organ, but there are also a few a cappella anthems thrown in as well, which sound just as lush and graceful as the orchestral ones. The brief, a cappella God be in my head uses a sixteenth century text and hints at the music used in churches from the same period. It is Rutter's smooth and rich, yet not complex, writing that has made his music popular with audiences and amateur performers alike. Of course, this recording features his own Cambridge Singers, with the City of London Sinfonia, all under his baton and sounding highly polished. The lack of pretense or condescension in his music is also appealing. Some of the texts he uses could have much more grandiose settings, and have had by other English composers, but Rutter always goes for a more simple elegance, usually with a serene calmness, also. O clap your hands and For the beauty of the earth use jazzy rhythms to give them a little more energy than the other works here. The compilation contains many of his more popular anthems, such as A Gaelic Blessing, All things bright and beautiful, and I will life up mine eyes from his Requiem. It's a fine sampling of his non-Christmas church music.
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Be thou my Vision (John Rutter)

1
Be thou my vision
Cambridge Singers
00:04:21

City Of London Sinfonia, Orchestra - John Rutter, Composer, Conductor - Cambridge Singers, Choir, MainArtist

(C) 2004 Collegium (P) 2004 Collegium

Open Thou Mine Eyes (John Rutter)

2
Open thou mine eyes
Cambridge Singers
00:02:41

John Rutter, Composer, Conductor - Cambridge Singers, Choir, MainArtist

(C) 2004 Collegium (P) 2004 Collegium

I will sing with the Spirit (John Rutter)

3
I will sing with the spirit
Cambridge Singers
00:03:07

City Of London Sinfonia, Orchestra - John Rutter, Composer, Conductor - Cambridge Singers, Choir, MainArtist

(C) 2004 Collegium (P) 2004 Collegium

A Gaelic Blessing (John Rutter)

4
A Gaelic Blessing
Cambridge Singers
00:01:54

City Of London Sinfonia, Orchestra - John Rutter, Composer, Conductor - Cambridge Singers, Choir, MainArtist

(C) 2004 Collegium (P) 2004 Collegium

Wings of the morning (John Rutter)

5
Wings of the morning
Cambridge Singers
00:05:43

City Of London Sinfonia, Orchestra - John Rutter, Composer, Conductor - Cambridge Singers, Choir, MainArtist

(C) 2004 Collegium (P) 2004 Collegium

O be joyful in the Lord (John Rutter)

6
O be joyful in the Lord
Cambridge Singers
00:03:21

City Of London Sinfonia, Orchestra - John Rutter, Composer, Conductor - Cambridge Singers, Choir, MainArtist

(C) 2004 Collegium (P) 2004 Collegium

All things bright and beautiful (John Rutter)

7
All things bright and beautiful
Cambridge Singers
00:02:47

City Of London Sinfonia, Orchestra - John Rutter, Composer, Conductor - Cambridge Singers, Choir, MainArtist

(C) 2004 Collegium (P) 2004 Collegium

I will lift up mine eyes (John Rutter)

8
I will lift up mine eyes
Cambridge Singers
00:07:17

City Of London Sinfonia, Orchestra - John Rutter, Composer, Conductor - Cambridge Singers, Choir, MainArtist

(C) 2004 Collegium (P) 2004 Collegium

As the bridegroom to his chosen (John Rutter)

9
As the bridegroom to his chosen
Cambridge Singers
00:03:26

City Of London Sinfonia, Orchestra - John Rutter, Composer, Conductor - Cambridge Singers, Choir, MainArtist

(C) 2004 Collegium (P) 2004 Collegium

A Prayer of Saint Patrick (John Rutter)

10
A Prayer of Saint Patrick
Cambridge Singers
00:01:35

John Rutter, Composer, Conductor - Cambridge Singers, Choir, MainArtist

(C) 2004 Collegium (P) 2004 Collegium

Loving Shepherd of thy sheep (John Rutter)

11
Loving Shepherd of thy sheep
Caroline Ashton
00:03:26

John Rutter, Composer, Conductor - Cambridge Singers, Choir - Caroline Ashton, Artist, MainArtist

(C) 2004 Collegium (P) 2004 Collegium

Look At The World (John Rutter)

12
Look at the world
Cambridge Singers
00:04:37

City Of London Sinfonia, Orchestra - John Rutter, Composer, Conductor - Cambridge Singers, Choir, MainArtist

(C) 2004 Collegium (P) 2004 Collegium

O clap your hands (John Rutter)

13
O clap your hands
Cambridge Singers
00:03:16

City Of London Sinfonia, Orchestra - John Rutter, Composer, Conductor - Cambridge Singers, Choir, MainArtist

(C) 2004 Collegium (P) 2004 Collegium

The Lord is my light and my salvation (John Rutter)

14
The Lord is my light and my salvation
Cambridge Singers
00:07:18

City Of London Sinfonia, Orchestra - John Rutter, Composer, Conductor - Cambridge Singers, Choir, MainArtist - David Rix, Artist

(C) 2004 Collegium (P) 2004 Collegium

Lord, make me an instrument of thy peace (John Rutter)

15
Lord, make me an instrument of thy peace
Cambridge Singers
00:02:59

City Of London Sinfonia, Orchestra - John Rutter, Composer, Conductor - Cambridge Singers, Choir, MainArtist

(C) 2004 Collegium (P) 2004 Collegium

I believe in springtime (John Rutter)

16
I believe in springtime
Cambridge Singers
00:03:10

City Of London Sinfonia, Orchestra - John Rutter, Composer, Conductor - Cambridge Singers, Choir, MainArtist

(C) 2004 Collegium (P) 2004 Collegium

God be in my head (John Rutter)

17
God be in my head
Cambridge Singers
00:01:33

John Rutter, Composer, Conductor - Cambridge Singers, Choir, MainArtist

(C) 2004 Collegium (P) 2004 Collegium

A Clare Benediction (John Rutter)

18
A Clare Benediction
Cambridge Singers
00:03:12

City Of London Sinfonia, Orchestra - John Rutter, Composer, Conductor - Cambridge Singers, Choir, MainArtist

(C) 2004 Collegium (P) 2004 Collegium

For the beauty of the earth (John Rutter)

19
For the beauty of the earth
Cambridge Singers
00:03:44

City Of London Sinfonia, Orchestra - John Rutter, Composer, Conductor - Cambridge Singers, Choir, MainArtist

(C) 2004 Collegium (P) 2004 Collegium

Thy perfect love (John Rutter)

20
Thy perfect love
Cambridge Singers
00:02:49

City Of London Sinfonia, Orchestra - John Rutter, Composer, Conductor - Cambridge Singers, Choir, MainArtist

(C) 2004 Collegium (P) 2004 Collegium

The Lord Bless You and Keep You (John Rutter)

21
The Lord bless you and keep you
Cambridge Singers
00:02:41

City Of London Sinfonia, Orchestra - John Rutter, Composer, Conductor - Cambridge Singers, Choir, MainArtist

(C) 2004 Collegium (P) 2004 Collegium

Album review

John Rutter has selected some of his favorite church anthems from previous releases of his music to put together the collection Be Thou My Vision. Most of these have full orchestral accompaniment, as Rutter prefers these versions over those with just organ, but there are also a few a cappella anthems thrown in as well, which sound just as lush and graceful as the orchestral ones. The brief, a cappella God be in my head uses a sixteenth century text and hints at the music used in churches from the same period. It is Rutter's smooth and rich, yet not complex, writing that has made his music popular with audiences and amateur performers alike. Of course, this recording features his own Cambridge Singers, with the City of London Sinfonia, all under his baton and sounding highly polished. The lack of pretense or condescension in his music is also appealing. Some of the texts he uses could have much more grandiose settings, and have had by other English composers, but Rutter always goes for a more simple elegance, usually with a serene calmness, also. O clap your hands and For the beauty of the earth use jazzy rhythms to give them a little more energy than the other works here. The compilation contains many of his more popular anthems, such as A Gaelic Blessing, All things bright and beautiful, and I will life up mine eyes from his Requiem. It's a fine sampling of his non-Christmas church music.
© TiVo

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