John Rutter cherishes gentleness and quiet reflection, qualities that are prominent in works like Go forth into the world in peace and The peace of God.
Composition History
The earliest and largest piece on the album, The Falcon, was written by John Rutter in 1969 while he was still a student, for the Cambridge University Musical Society and King's College choristers.
Recording & Production
This album features recordings made at various locations and times, including Henry Wood Hall, the Great Hall of University College School, and the Church of St Alban the Martyr.
Composer's Artistic Vision
John Rutter, the composer and conductor, has a lifelong love of the psalms, which is reflected in several pieces on this album.
Performer Biography
The Cambridge Singers, directed by John Rutter, are busy freelance professional singers who only meet when they have a recording to make.
Composition History
John Rutter's Te Deum premiered in 1988 at Canterbury Cathedral as part of a centenary celebration for the Guild of Church Musicians.
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Rutter: Te Deum and Other Church Music
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