Format: LP, Comp

Media Condition: Near Mint (NM or M-)

Sleeve Condition: Near Mint (NM or M-)

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Label: BBC Records

Country: UK

Released: 1983

Genre: Classical

Style:

Tracklist:

A1 Band 1. Fanfare: by Sir Ernest Bullock.Composed for this Coronation. Anthem: I was glad by Sir Hubert Parry (Novello) Composed for the Coronation of King Edward VII. Words: Psalm 122
A2 Band 2. Introit: Behold, O God our defender by Dr. Herbert Howells (Novello) Composed for this Coronation. Words: Psalm 84
A3 Band 3. Gradual: Let my prayer come into Thy presence by Dr. W. H. Harris, then organistat St. George's Chapel, Windsor. (Novello) Composed for this Coronation. Words: Psalm 141 v. 2
A4 Band 4. Anthem: Zadok the Priest by G. F. Handel (Novello) Composed for the Coronation of King George II/ Words date back to Saxon times and were sung at the first Coronation in 973.
A5 Band 5. let all the world in every corner sing by Ralph Vaughan Willians (Stainer & Bell) Words: George Herbert
A6 Band 6. Fanfare: Toccata for trumpets by Lt.-Col. R. B. Bashford (ms) Toccata in F major for organ by Charles-Marie Widor (Hamelle)
A7 Band 7. Radetzky March (Regimental March of the 1st The Queen's Draoon Guards) by Johann Strauss (Schott)
B1 Band 1. Fanfare (at the West Door): Royale by Major W. Jackson (m.s.) Played by the State Trumpeters. Director: major Anthony Richards. Trumpet Voluntary (The Prince of Denmark's March) by Jeremiah Clarke arr. C. Dearnley (organ) with orchestra conducted by Sir David Willcocks.
B2 Band 2. Anthem: Let the people praise thee, O God by William Mathias (O.U.P.) Composed for this occasion. Words: Psalm 67 The Choir of St. Paul's Cathedral and the gentlemen and Children of H. M. Chapels Royal conducted by Barry Rose with Christopher Dearnley (organ)
B3 Band 3. The National Anthem arr. by Sir David Willcocks The Bach Choir, Choir of St. Paul's Cathedral the Gentlemen and Children of H. M. Chapels Royalewith Christopher Dearnley (organ), Fanfare Trumpeters of the Royal Military School of Music, Kneller Hall, and the Orchestra conducted by Sir David Willcocks.
B4 Band 4. March from The Overture to the Occasional Oratorio by G. F. Handel (Novello) Played by Christopher Dearnley (organ)
B5 Band 5. Let the bright Seraphim by G. F. Handel Soloist: Kiri Te Kanawa (soprano) with John Wallace (trumpet) and John Scott (organ continuo) Let theit celestial concerts all unite by G. F. Handel The Bach Choir and the Orchestra conducted by Sir David Willcocks. Both excerpts are from the Oratorio "Samson" (Novello)
B6 Band 6. Fanfare (from the Whispering Gallery): Rejoicing by Major Anthony Richards, Director of Music, The Life Guards (m.s.) Played by the State Trumpeters conducted by Major Richards. Pomp and Circumstance no. 4 by Sir Edward Elgar (Boosey and Hawkes) The Orchestra conducted by Sir Colin Davis.