Purcell / James Bowman , Nigel Rogers , Max van Egmond, Choir Of King's College, Cambridge, Sir David Willcocks, Leonhardt-Consort, Gustav Leonhardt - Anthems mp3

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• Bass Vocals – Max van Egmond
• Choir – Choir Of King's College, Cambridge
• Chorus Master – Sir David Willcocks
• Composed By – Henry Purcell
• Conductor – Gustav Leonhardt
• Countertenor Vocals – James Bowman
• Design – Smith & Gilmour
• Liner Notes – Jonathan Freeman-Attwood
• Liner Notes [French Translation] – Christian Hinzelin
• Liner Notes [German Translation] – Susanne Schmerda
• Management [Series Concept] – Matthew Cosgrove
• Orchestra – Leonhardt Consort
• Project Manager [Project Management] – Georgina Jones-Pitchard, Vicky Owen
• Tenor Vocals – Nigel Rogers

Notes

Total timing 50:35
Recorded at Bennebroek, Holland, in June/July 1969
℗ 1967, 1968, 1970 Teldec Classics International
© 2003 Warner Classics
Made in Germany.

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• Barcode: 8 2564 608212 4
• Label Code: LC 04281
• SPARS Code: ADD

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