I have fond memories of singing the tenor part. Being instructed by our choirmaster, at the end of the Gloria to "engage maximum beauty" always makes me chuckle. He was right too
I would be fascinated to know the reason(s) for anyone 'disliking' these superb recordings. A fact that is of absolutely no interest to anyone other than me, but TT Noble passed away one month and two days after my arrival into this troubled world. Beautiful, sensitive singing from the Guildford choir, as always. Thanks for uploading! Regards, Peter A :) :) :)
Listening to this right now; this is rather like Stanford! THIS one deserves to be better known than it is! Seems to be ahead of its time too! I'm about to press the "Like" button again!
Noble in B minor used to be standard repertoire in English cathedrals and probably still is. You might be interested in this video from ARCM: ruclips.net/video/Id-k0yDau7o/видео.html
Happily it is in the repertoire of Wye Parish Church (Kent). I particularly like the change of musical moods. For a tenor the end of the Gloria, a lovely soaring line, is particularly rewarding, (and you get to sing it twice).
Good 2 note that St. Andrew's Episcopal Cathedral Royal Aberdeen UK shall sing likewise with Prof. A. Morrison FSta with his wife Dr Clare woods in the Ist year of Bishop Anne Dyer's Episcopate. 26/5/2018.
The musical score can be inspected via www2.cpdl.org/wiki/index.php/Evening_Canticles_in_b_minor_(T._Tertius_Noble)
ArchivesofSound we sang this in the Feast of Lights, University of Redlands, early 1960's
I have fond memories of singing the tenor part.
Being instructed by our choirmaster, at the end of the Gloria to "engage maximum beauty" always makes me chuckle.
He was right too
Absolutely wonderful, just how we sung it St Marks school choir
This is still part of Lincoln Cathedral's Evensong repertoire (writing in 2023).
The choir is performing this tomorrow, Tuesday 25 April 2023.
I would be fascinated to know the reason(s) for anyone 'disliking' these superb recordings. A fact that is of absolutely no interest to anyone other than me, but TT Noble passed away one month and two days after my arrival into this troubled world. Beautiful, sensitive singing from the Guildford choir, as always. Thanks for uploading! Regards, Peter A :) :) :)
You're welcome. And, by the way, some people just like to hate things. It takes all sorts...
Listening to this right now; this is rather like Stanford! THIS one deserves to be better known than it is! Seems to be ahead of its time too! I'm about to press the "Like" button again!
Noble in B minor used to be standard repertoire in English cathedrals and probably still is. You might be interested in this video from ARCM: ruclips.net/video/Id-k0yDau7o/видео.html
Happily it is in the repertoire of Wye Parish Church (Kent). I particularly like the change of musical moods. For a tenor the end of the Gloria, a lovely soaring line, is particularly rewarding, (and you get to sing it twice).
Always nice to get a second go at a good bit!
Good 2 note that St. Andrew's Episcopal Cathedral Royal Aberdeen UK shall sing likewise with Prof. A. Morrison FSta
with his wife Dr Clare woods in the Ist year of Bishop Anne Dyer's Episcopate. 26/5/2018.