Stanford - Te Deum (Service in B-flat major) | The Choir of Trinity College Cambridge

The Choir of Trinity College Cambridge, former members of the Choir, organist Augustine Cox and Britten Sinfonia perform the Te Deum in B-flat major by Charles Villiers Stanford (1852-1924), conducted by Steven Grahl.
This performance was given at a special Orchestral Evensong held in Trinity College Chapel on Saturday 16 March 2024 as part of a weekend of events commemorating the centenary of the death of Charles Villiers Stanford, organist and Director of Music at Trinity from 1874-1892.
For further performances from this weekend, please see our Stanford 100 playlist:
• CVS100 - A centenary c...
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[@muyiwaajose-do8kt]

Superb

[@richardforshaw8479]

‘Thou Art the King of glory, oh Christ’ is a great declaration!

[@Pianoman88notes]

Glorious singing and playing. I love Stanford choral music. I must, however, comment on the choir's use of 'floppy' music. I think it spoils the visual appearance, as there is a random untidiness in the way the music is handled. Rigid black folders would look so much better and make the music much easier for the choir members to manage. Has no one made this comment before? Please consider. Thanks.

[@tomarmstrong1281]

The sopranos do not quite cut the high notes it in quite the same manner as boys, but that is only my opinion.