German Opera
A1 Reinhard Keiser– Scene: "Ach! Nero Ist Nicht Nero Mehr!" From "Octavia"
Bass Vocals – Scott Joynt
Conductor – Jack Allan Westrup
Italian Oratorio
A2 Giacomo Carissimi– "Justus Es, Domine" From "Jonas"
Cello – Terence Weil
Organ – Arnold Goldsbrough
Tenor Vocals – William Herbert
Violin – Sir Neville Marriner, Winifred Roberts
A3 Benedetto Marcello– Excerpt From "Le Quattro Stagioni"
Bass Vocals – Norman Walker (4)
Choir – London Chamber Singers
Conductor – Anthony Bernard
Orchestra – The London Chamber Orchestra
French Church Music
A4 Jean-Philippe Rameau– Chorus: "Cor Meum Et Caro Mea" From Motet: "Quam Dilecta"
Choir – London Chamber Singers
Conductor – Anthony Bernard
Orchestra – The London Chamber Orchestra
Italian Church Music
A5 Alessandro Scarlatti– Chorus: "Miraculis In Coelo Fulget" From Motet: "Est Dies Trophaei"
Choir – London Chamber Singers
Conductor – Anthony Bernard
Orchestra – The London Chamber Orchestra
English Church Music
B1 Pelham Humfrey– "Hear, O Heavens"
Choir – St. Paul's Cathedral Choir
Conductor – Sir John Dykes Bower
B2 Maurice Greene (2)– "O Clap Your Hands"
Choir – St. Paul's Cathedral Choir
Conductor – Sir John Dykes Bower
German Church Cantata (I)
B3 Heinrich Schütz– "Saul, Saul, Was Verfolgst Du Mich?"
Conductor – Arnold Goldsbrough
Orchestra – The Goldsborough Orchestra
German Passion Music (I)
B4 Heinrich Schütz– Excerpts from "Die Sieben Worte"
Alto Vocals – John Whitworth
Bass Vocals – Scott Joynt
Organ – Ralph Downes
Tenor Vocals – Alfred Hepworth, Helmut Krebs
German Motet
B5 Johann Christoph Bach– "Ich Lasse Dich Nicht" Double Chorus With Organ
Conductor – Jack Allan Westrup

Edited By – Gerald Abraham, Jack Allan Westrup

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