Guildford Cathedral Choir - RealAudio clips

Note: This is an archive of the old unofficial website of 2001. These pages are for historical interest only - please visit the official website for up to date information. Some corrections have been noted and are in maroon.






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Provided you have a 28.8 Kbps modem connection or better (and of course the basic system requirements) you can listen to streamed soundclips of the cathedral choir. Click on the ‘loudspeaker' button next to the clip you want to hear; it takes a few seconds to ‘buffer' and then the track will start playing. Please note that the server can only offer two RealAudio streams, so if there are more than two people trying to listen at the same time, you’ll have to stand in line!

RealAudio at 28.8 RealAudio bandwidth is roughly equivalent to FM radio quality. These tracks should therefore be regarded as "appetizers" only.

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Clip no. 1

Jesus Christ the apple tree Elizabeth Poston	3'18"
1970 / Barry Rose / Guildford Cathedral	The Beat is Irrelevant

Clip no. 2

Te Deum Coll. Reg. [end] Herbert Howells	3'21"
1996 / Andrew Millington / Guildford Cathedral	Listen sweet dove

Clip no. 3

Dance to your daddy arr. Robert Stone	1'51"
1967 / Barry Rose / Guildford Cathedral	Folk Songs

Clip no. 4

Ubi caritas et amor Maurice Duruflé	2'04"
1982 / Philip Moore / Guildford Cathedral	In Pace — The Influence of Plainsong

Clip no. 5

Jauchzet dem Herrn Heinrich Schütz	5'08"
1971 / Barry Rose / Liverpool R.C. Cathedral	Sound archives


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