| Re: C Wesley |
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| Thane (thane100@hotmail.com) |
2010/05/17 20:37 |
Thank you so much for taking the time to respond to my request. The
prodigious output of hymns from Charles Wesley truly inspires awe. Sadly, it
appears that my choral memory must have been from church and not from
recording, but I will follow up on your references.
Regards,
Thane
<polyphony@major4th.uk> wrote in message
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> this may be of interest but no line on men and boys choir recordings.
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> Go <globalpraise.org> and you will find 3 Wesley CDs, a mixture of choral
> and solo material.
> SONGS FOR THE WORLD: HYMNS OF CHARLES WESLEY
> SONGS OF LOVE AND PRAISE: HYMNS OF JOHN WESLEY
> CHARLES WESLEY AT 300 (double CD, historic and contemporary settings)
> SONGS FOR THE POOR: HYMNS OF CHARLES WESLEY
> There is a companion songbook for each CD.
> GBGMusik also has a Wesley choral series (choral octavos).
> You'll find a couple of other choral Wesley CDs online. I do not have the
> names.
>
> I also did a CD for the Tercentenary of CW's birth for VMS Records (a
> European label). It is available in the US:
> Title: Charles Wesley: Sacred and Secular Songs
> (VMS/Zappel Music of Austria) VMS 168
> Composers: various (tunes are traditional with new arrangements)
> Performers: Steven Kimbrough (baritone) and Dalton Baldwin (pianist)
> Available from Premiere Music Distributors
> <http://classical.premieremusic.net/catalog/performers/Steven+Kimbrough/>
> (570-775-2977).
>
> You might be interested also in my musical drama about Charles Wesley
> SWEET
> SINGER which is available through
> <ecufilm.org>. See my website <stkimbrough.com>. I also have the companion
> CD for sale.
>
> Hope this helps,
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