The Eoferwic Consort
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Leonard Sanderman
conductor, harmonium
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Robert Smith
organ
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Produced by
Leonard Sanderman and
Pedro Acker Caetano
Engineered, mixed, and mastered
by Pedro Acker Caetano
Additional engineering by
Pál Kerekes and Haruna Higa
Photography by Nathan Barker
Recorded on 4 - 6 June, 2019
at St Saviour’s Church,
Richmond Hill, Leeds.
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Errata:
please note that despite extensive proofreading, the printed edition contains minor errors in:
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- Exile No.2., bars 181-185
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the versions on this website have been updated.
ALICE MARY SMITH
The Complete Sacred Choral Music
Recordings
Scores
Psalm 130
SATB, limited div, Bar solo
Psalm 115 & 117
SATB, semichorus, S solo
Psalm 137
SATB, some div, SSTB soli
Book of Common Prayer Offertory Sentence
SATB, minimal div, T solo
Sir Nicholas Breton
SATB, limited div, T solo
Matthew 11.28-29
SATB, some div, semichorus
Book of Common Prayer
SATB, minimal div
Jean Racine
SATB, some div, S solo
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The Eoferwic Consort
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Soprano
Ailsa Campbell [2]
Susie Duxbury (3)
Valentine Ford (2, 8)
Elodie Lawry (6, 11)
Ella Rainbird-Earley [10, 11]
Helen Southernwood (7)
Sofia Swenson-Wright (3)
Darcy Thorpe
Alto
Luthien Brackett (2) [11]
Lewis Cullen
Solomon Hayes
April Kinder
Finn Lacey (11)
David McGregor (6, 7, 8)
Tenor
Owen Butcher [5] (6)
Angus Champion (8, 11)
Robin Datta (2) [3]
Sandy Rowland [4] (7)
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Bass
Clark Brydon (8, 11)
Johannes Gerges (6, 7)
Stuart O’Hara [1] (2)
Jonty Ward [3]
April and Solomon deputised for Lewis and Finn on tracks 7, 8, and 9. The track numbers next to the singers’ names indicate [solo] and (semichorus) sections.
Tracks 1-3 are accompanied on the 1913 Walker organ by Robert Smith. Tracks 4-6 and 10-11 are accompanied by Leonard Sanderman on the 1880 Mustel harmonium provided by www.harmoniumhire.co.uk.
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Fragment. Book of Common Prayer
SATB, minimal div
Book of Common Prayer
SATB, minimal div
Book of Common Prayer
SATB, minimal div
Jean Racine
SATB, some div, SA soli, semichorus