2013 | Kings College Cambridge

Britten: Saint Nicolas, Hymn to St Cecilia & Rejoice in the Lamb

Stephen Cleobury, Andrew Kennedy, Britten Sinfonia, Choir of King’s College, Cambridge | 21-10-2013

Total duration:1 h 16 min

01	Saint Nicolas: I. Introduction	Stephen Cleobury	Britten: Saint Nicolas, Hymn to St Cecilia & Rejoice in the Lamb			05:35
	Composers: Benjamin Britten
02	Saint Nicolas: II. The Birth of Nicolas	Stephen Cleobury	Britten: Saint Nicolas, Hymn to St Cecilia & Rejoice in the Lamb			02:43
	Composers: Benjamin Britten
03	Saint Nicolas: III. Nicolas devotes himself to God	Stephen Cleobury	Britten: Saint Nicolas, Hymn to St Cecilia & Rejoice in the Lamb			04:33
	Composers: Benjamin Britten
04	Saint Nicolas: IV. He journeys to Palestine	Stephen Cleobury	Britten: Saint Nicolas, Hymn to St Cecilia & Rejoice in the Lamb			08:18
	Composers: Benjamin Britten
05	Saint Nicolas: V. Nicolas comes to Myra and is chosen Bishop	Stephen Cleobury	Britten: Saint Nicolas, Hymn to St Cecilia & Rejoice in the Lamb			07:01
	Composers: Benjamin Britten
06	Saint Nicolas: VI. Nicolas from Prison	Stephen Cleobury	Britten: Saint Nicolas, Hymn to St Cecilia & Rejoice in the Lamb			02:58
	Composers: Benjamin Britten
07	Saint Nicolas: VII. Nicolas and the Pickled Boys	Stephen Cleobury	Britten: Saint Nicolas, Hymn to St Cecilia & Rejoice in the Lamb			06:42
	Composers: Benjamin Britten
08	Saint Nicolas: VIII. His piety and marvellous works	Stephen Cleobury	Britten: Saint Nicolas, Hymn to St Cecilia & Rejoice in the Lamb			05:03
	Composers: Benjamin Britten
09	Saint Nicolas: IX. The Death of Nicolas	Stephen Cleobury	Britten: Saint Nicolas, Hymn to St Cecilia & Rejoice in the Lamb			06:35
	Composers: Benjamin Britten
10	Hymn to Saint Cecilia	Stephen Cleobury	Britten: Saint Nicolas, Hymn to St Cecilia & Rejoice in the Lamb			10:24
	Composers: Benjamin Britten
11	Rejoice in the Lamb	Stephen Cleobury	Britten: Saint Nicolas, Hymn to St Cecilia & Rejoice in the Lamb			16:24
	Composers: Benjamin Britten

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