THE
CALLINGTON SINGERS
THE
CALLINGTON SINGERS
OUR REPERTOIRE
The Callington Singers have a wide and varied repertoire, encompassing both small and large scale works. This is supplemented, as appropriate, with festive songs and carols at Christmas and with various settings of psalms and canticles when we are singing in cathedrals. A partial listing of works we have performed is given below. But, before looking at that, why not take the time to listen to a few of our performances? Links to .mp3 files are given in the first table. It may take a short while for the files to be downloaded but we are worth waiting for!
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| Thou knowest Lord (Purcell) |
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| Lord, I trust thee (Handel) |
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| Hymn to the virgin (Britten) |
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| Ding, dong merrily on high (Traditional carol) |
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| Away in a manger (Traditional carol |
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| Repertoire | |
| Bach | Jesus bleibet meine freude; Jesu, joy of man's desiring; Subdue us by thy goodness; King of glory, king of peace; Awake, thou wintry earth. |
| Brahms | How lovely are thy dwellings fair |
| Bruckner | Locus Iste |
| Byrd | Lustorum animae |
| Darke | Mass in F |
| Elgar | Ave verum |
| Faure | Cantique de Jean Racine; Requiem |
| Franck | Panis angelicus |
| Gibbons | This is the record of John |
| Handel | Zadok the priest; Choruses from The Messiah |
| Haydn | Missa Sancti Nicolai; Missa Brevis; Insanae et vanae curae |
| Holliday | De Profundis |
| Howells | Like as the hart |
| Joubert | O Lorde, the maker of all things |
| Lloyd Webber | Pie Jesu |
| Mendelssohn | Jauchzett dem herrn; O, for the wings of a dove; Choruses from Elijah |
| Mozart | Laudate Dominum; Ave verum |
| Noble | Canticles in B Minor |
| Orff | Carmina Burana |
| Parry | I was glad when they said come unto me |
| Pelmear | Celtic Benediction |
| Purcell | The bell anthem |
| Rutter | A Celtic Blessing |
| Schubert | Mass in G Major; Deutsche Messe |
| Stainer | Crucifixion |
| Stanford | Evening canticles in B flat, C, G and A |
| Tchaikovsky | Crown of Roses |
| Tomkins | When David heard that Absylom was slain |
| Vaughan Williams | Let all the world in every corner sing; Let all the world |
| Verdi | Va pensiero; Speed your journey |
| Vivaldi | Gloria |
| Walmisley | Evening caticles in D Minor |
| Williams | Sweet was the song the virgin sang |
| Wood | O, thou the central orb |
