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For further information about the CDs or musical services/concerts by St. Matthew's choirs, please contact the music office at (613) 234-5482.  Click here for church office email & phone number.

50th Anniversary Concert   (September 26, 2007)

The Men and Boys’ Choir of St. Matthew’s Church In concert with Gerald Finley, Bass-baritone Matthew Larkin, organ Gerald Wheeler, organ Stephen Candow, Director

Price: available for a minimum donation of CDN$20

Program List50th_anniversary_CD

Zadok the Priest – G.F.Handel
Eternal Gifts* – Paul Halley
Treble Soloist: Seth Allison/Soloist: Gerald Finley
Blessed be the God and Father – Samuel S. Wesley
Cortege Académic – Ernest MacMillan
Five Mystical Songs – Ralph Vaughan Williams
Easter
I got me flower
Love bade me welcome
The call
Antiphon
I was glad – Charles H. H. Parry
Lord, God of Abraham – Felix Mendelssohn
Thow knowest, Lord – Henry Purcell
Tyger, Tyger – Kevin Reeves
Baritone Soloist: Gerald Finley
Semi-chorus: Morgan Hassell, Adam Salmond, Maxime Legris, Joel Allison
Behold the tabernacle of God – William Harris
O thou, the central orb – Charles Wood
    * Commissioned to honour former chorister Michael Rayner

     

The Truth from Above  

    The Choir of Men and Boys of St. Matthew's Church, Ottawa
    Directed by Matthew Larkin
    Matthew Larkin, Organ
    Teresa van den Boogaard, Organ Accompaniments

    A collection of Christmas music, ancient and modern. Professionally recorded and produced, we hope the CD will contribute to preserving the ancient tradition in the English Church of men and boy's choirs, and that it will encourage other churches to continue or undertake this choral tradition.

    Price: CDN$20
    Proceeds go to the St. Matthew's Music Program and the Organ Restoration Fund

    Program List

    Wachet auf, ruft uns die Stimme - J.S. Bach
    Adam lay ybounden - Peter Warlock
    The Truth From Above - R. Vaughan Williams
    Lo, He comes with clouds descending - Martin Madden
    This is the Record of John - Orlando Gibbons
    Cherry Tree Carol - arr. David Willcocks
    There is no Rose - John Joubert
    The Little Road to Bethlehem - Michael Head
    Our Lady and Child - Philip Moore
    Dormi Jesu - Andrew Ager  
    In Dulci Jubilo - arr. R.L. Pearsall
    Song of the Nuns of Chester - 14th century carol
    Sussex Carol - arr. David Willcocks
    I Wonder as I Wander - trad. Appalacian carol
    Christmas Day - Kevin Reeves
    Quem Pastores Laudavere - trad. German
    Rotonni niio roienha (Mohawk Carol) - arr. Matthew Larkin
    Hark the Herald Angels Sing - F. Mendelssohn (arr. Matthew Larkin)
    Fancy on "Rotonni niio roienha" - Matthew Larkin

     

The Gentlemen and Boys of St. Matthew's Choir, 1966-1979

    Brian Law, Organist and Choirmaster

    This recording commemorates the 40th anniversary of the Men and Boy's Choir through a selection of music from the years 1966-1979. The music on the CD includes repertoire of the type you might hear us sing for the Eucharist Service on Sunday morning or at Evensong, as well as a series of Advent and Christmas carols.

Program List

Nolo mortem peccatoris, Thomas Morley (1557-c.1602)
Ave verum corpus, William Byrd (1543-1623)
Factum est silentium, Richard Dering (1580-1636?)
O clap your hands, Orlando Gibbons (1583-1625)
In exitu, Israel Samuel Wesley (1766-1837)
God is gone up, Gerald Finzi (1901-1956)
Preces and Responses, Kenneth Leighton (1929-1988)
Psalm 48, Henry Lawes (1596-1662)
Magnificat, Herbert Howells (1892-1983)
Nunc Dimittis, Herbert Howells (1892-1983)
Preces and Responses (not the same as above), Kenneth Leighton (1929-1988)
Lord, thou hast been our refuge, R. V. Williams (1872-1958)
Veni redemptor gentium (tune), M. Praetorius (1571-1621)
Adam Lay Ybounden, Boris Ord (1877-1961)
The Lord at First, David Willcocks (b.1919)
A Great and Mighty Wonder, Michael Praetorius (1571-1621)
Lully, Lulla, Thou Little Tiny, Child Kenneth Leighton (1929-1988)
Rejoice and Be Merry (arr.), Martin Shaw (1875-1958)
Past Three O'Clock (arr.) Charles Wood (1866-1926)
Tomorrow Shall Be My Dancing Day, David Willcocks (b.1919)
There is No Rose, John Joubert (b.1927)