Thomas Tallis: Tunes for Archbishop Parker's Psalter (1567)

Here is a taster from our October 2012 recording sessions in the Fitzalan Chapel, Arundel Castle. Only a sing-through of each tune before putting them down, and apologies for the sound quality (filmed on a small digital camera). Watch this space for a new published edition and iTunes short featuring the psalms...!

[@GoldinDr]

I would have loved to hear it live!

[@juliamilton4377]

So beautiful. Thank you for posting this. Exquisite.

[@martynthorn850]

Stunning! So rich and beautiful it made 4 parts sound like 8!

[@inesb688]

Amo esse estilo de música ❤❤❤

[@michaelowens5394]

What poor quality?! This is delicious. Thank you for recording even the rare ones, 4, 5 & 6!

[@GoldinDr]

I have no doubt that it was fantastic in the chapel, because their intonation sounds rock-solid. Recording in a chapel is notoriously difficult though, especially without multiple microphones.

[@abrahamleach6852]

Enjoyed this thank you for your work on Tallis!

[@bibleasmusic]

Love the location and wondrous sounds! Thank you for sharing here

[@PointyTailofSatan]

The third is SO influential.

[@andrew01]

Wonderful!!

[@paulnash2294]

2012? Seems late to publish this, but it's great as usual.

[@morinkhuur]

¡Los del perro! Muchas gracias.

[@stephenbillis379]

Wonderful music! Is that Grace Davidson on the left?

[@david_4739]

what a disarming sound

[@patriciayeiser6405]

No one sings like the Brits . Period.

[@Omulosi]

*English*..

[@robfoxcroft4014]

@@Omulosi We have good singing in Scotland too. Just as they have in Wales. Thank you for your English chauvinism.

[@Omulosi]

@@robfoxcroft4014 very true. I happen to be Irish, the singers in this case English.