The Choir Of Bristol Cathedral Directed By Mark Lee - A Year At Bristol Album

Tracklist

1	Surrexit A Mortuis	4:24
2	Advent
3	Hodie	2:38
4	Videte Miraculum	8:38
5	The Reproaches	8:45
6	In Exile	6:49
7	Good Friday
8	Christ The King
9	Maundy Thursday
10	O Vos Omnes	3:09
11	Easter
12	In The Stillness	2:07
13	O Radiant Dawn	3:33
14	Ave Maria	2:57
15	Vigilate	4:27
16	Drop, Drop Slow Tears	2:39
17	Christus Factus Est	4:46
18	Lent
19	Valiant-For-Truth	5:13
20	Christmas
21	Assumption
22	All Saints' Day
23	Candlemass
24	O Clap Your Hands	2:03

Credits

• Choir – The Choir Of Bristol Cathedral
• Directed By – Mark Lee
• Editor – Steve Swinden
• Engineer [Assistant] – Andy Gammon
• Organ – Paul Walton
• Producer [Recording] – Gary Cole

Notes

℗ & © 2017 Regent Records Ltd.
Recorded in Bristol Cathedral 10-12 May 2017
Made In The E.U.

Barcodes

• Barcode: 8 02561 05142 9

Companies

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Regent Records Ltd
• Copyright (c) – Regent Records Ltd
• Recorded At – Bristol Cathedral

Short intro

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