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Advent marks the beginning of the Church Year and embraces several themes. The Cathedral Choir, under the direction of Andrew Lumsden, is at its best performing works by Byrd, Weelkes and Stanford. Sarah Baldock plays the organ superbly well throughout the recording.

The Patron Saint of Winchester Cathedral, St Swithun is recognised at a special patronal Evensong each year in July. This recording features readings, hymns, psalms and music relevant to this celebration. Features the Choirs of Winchester Cathedral under the direction of Andrew Lumsden and Sarah Baldock.

The first recording featuring the Winchester Cathedral Girl Choristers on several of the tracks. The choirs are led by David Hill and Sarah Baldock in a selection of popular anthems including "Sanctus" by Walter Alcock, "My soul there is a country" by Parry and "Give unto the Lord" by Elgar. With Philip Scriven on the organ.

Since this CD was produced in 1995, it has been justly popular with the many thousands of visitors who come to Winchester year by year. The hymns include such classics as O praise ye the Lord, The Lord is my Shepherd, Christ is made the sure foundation, and The Day thou gavest, Lord, is ended: while the psalms include some of those most frequently sung in the worship of Winchester Cathedral. Vol II has now been released, and appears later in the catalogue.

The much awaited follow up to Volume I, the Cathedral Choir, under the direction of David Hill, performs Hymns & Psalms from their repertoire of daily worship. Features "Praise my soul the King of Heaven and "God be in my Head". Philip Scriven plays the organ.

The Pilgrims' School, in Winchester Cathedral Close, educates not one set of choristers but two, and on this CD the choristers of Winchester Cathedral join with the Quiristers of Winchester College in a number of favourite anthems and motets. They are conducted by David Hill and Christopher Tolley, accompanied by Stephen Farr on the organ.

The debut recording of Winchester Cathedral girls' choir is led by Sarah Baldock with Andrew Lumsden on the organ. Featuring works by Howells, Britten and Holst

The requiem by Andrew Lloyd Webber first appeared in the mid-1980s, to a high-profile launch in New York. On this the original recording, conducted by Lorin Maazel, the soloists Sarah Brightman and Placido Domingo are supported by Winchester Cathedral Choir, whose treble soloist Paul Miles-Kingston also plays an important role in the recording.

Recorded in May 2000, David Hill directs the famous Winchester Cathedral choir in one of Tallis' popular masses.

The Coronation Mass is perhaps the most joyful of Mozart's settings of the Mass, and on this recording is coupled with the Solemn Vespers and the Epistle Sonata in C major. As with the recording of the Mass in C minor, Winchester Cathedral Choir and the Quiristers of Winchester College are accompanied by The Academy of Ancient Music under the direction of Christopher Hogwood.