Choral Concert: St. John's Episcopal Cathedral Choir - Campbell, S. / Rutter, J. / Bairstow, E. / Gardner, J. / Sumsion, H. / Piccolo, A.

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Sing we merrily unto God our strength (more info)
Composed by: Noel Edison Sydney Campbell
Conducted by: Donald Pearson
Paul Halley, organ
Eric Plutz, organ
Recording date: 2-6 February 2002


1.   Sing we merrily unto God our strength - 02:15


For the Beauty of the Earth (more info)
Composed by: John Rutter Ronald Corp
Conducted by: Donald Pearson
Eric Plutz, organ
Alexander Wells, piano
Tom Blomster, snare drum


2.   For the beauty of the earth - 03:03


Let all mortal flesh silence (more info)
Composed by: Edward C. Bairstow
Conducted by: Donald Pearson
Eric Plutz, organ


3.   Let all mortal flesh silence - 03:36


Tomorrow shall be my dancing day (more info)
Performed by: Washington Choral Arts Society Orchestra
Composed by: Anonymous John Gardner
Conducted by: Brian Jones Jeffrey Skidmore Robert Shafer Norman Scribner Hilary Davan Wetton Donald Pearson
Ben Glassberg, tambourine
Michael Kleinschmidt, organ
Judy Saiki, harp
Richard Flanagan, percussion
Jean Munroe, percussion
Liza Wirtz, percussion
Mark Williams, organ
Laura Lewis, soprano
Alan Weiss,
Eric Plutz, organ
Dale Warland,
Roger Wagner,
David Christensen, carillons
Paul Skevington, organ
Tom Blomster, snare drum


4.   Tomorrow shall be my dancing day - 01:47


There is a green hill (more info)
Composed by: Herbert Sumsion
Conducted by: Donald Pearson
Eric Plutz, organ


5.   There is a green hill - 04:36


O hear us, Lord (more info)
Composed by: Anthony Piccolo
Conducted by: Donald Pearson
John Donne,
Eric Plutz, organ


6.   O hear us, Lord - 02:04


Greater Love Hath No Man (more info)
Performed by: London Symphony Orchestra
Composed by: John Ireland
Conducted by: Daniel Bara Richard Hickox Donald Pearson
Jay Tuttle, baritone
Dale Adelmann,
Sarah Parga, soprano
Bryn Terfel, bass-baritone
Janette Fishell, organ
Paula Bott, soprano
Eric Plutz, organ
Craig Phillips,
Cynthia Templin Moe, soprano
Nathan Jones, baritone


7.   Greater Love Hath No Man - 05:54


Loch Lomond (more info)
Composed by: Ralph Vaughan Williams Traditional
Conducted by: Donald Pearson
Eric Plutz, organ


8.   Loch Lomond - 03:25


Jubilate Deo (more info)
Composed by: Benjamin Britten
Conducted by: Christopher Robinson Paul Spicer Donald Pearson
Iain Farrington, organ
Andrew Lumsden, organ
Eric Plutz, organ


9.   Jubilate Deo - 02:33


A song to the Lamb (more info)
Composed by: Conrad Susa
Conducted by: Donald Pearson
Eric Plutz, organ


10.   A song to the Lamb - 03:39


The Lord is my light (more info)
Composed by: Peter Hallock
Conducted by: Donald Pearson
Eric Plutz, organ


11.   The Lord is my light - 02:12


Mass: Warm-Up (more info)
Composed by: Leonard Bernstein
Conducted by: Donald Pearson
Eric Plutz, organ
Tom Blomster, snare drum
Susan Brown, bells


12.   Mass: Warm-Up - 01:15


What sweeter music (more info)
Composed by: Michael Fink
Conducted by: Donald Pearson Philip Brunelle
Christopher Kachian, guitar
Joe Holmquist, percussion
Lynne Aspnes, harp
Robert Herrick,
Eric Plutz, organ
Tom Blomster, snare drum
Alex Komodore, guitar


13.   What sweeter music - 02:20


Agnus Dei, Op. 11 (more info)
Composed by: Samuel Barber
Conducted by: Douglas Lawrence Maris Sirmais Donald Pearson Laurence Equilbey
Eric Plutz, organ
Jean Cioffi, soprano


14.   Agnus Dei, Op. 11 - 06:57


Advent Procession (more info)
Composed by: St. Ambrose
Conducted by: Donald Pearson
Eric Plutz, organ
Jean Cioffi, soprano
Tom Blomster, snare drum
Susan Brown, bells
Gregg Fanselau, drums


15.   Advent Procession - 03:10


Easter anthem (more info)
Composed by: Anonymous Philip E. Baker
Conducted by: Donald Pearson
Eric Plutz, organ
Tom Blomster, snare drum


16.   Easter anthem - 02:11


And all in the morning (more info)
Composed by: Traditional
Conducted by: Donald Pearson
Eric Plutz, organ
Gerald Near,


17.   And all in the morning - 03:22


Epiphany alleluias (more info)
Composed by: John Weaver
Conducted by: Donald Pearson
Eric Plutz, organ


18.   Epiphany alleluias - 01:55

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