Advent Sunday: Chapel of St John's College, Cambridge Sun, 29th Nov

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  • VodkaDilc

    #91
    Originally posted by Wolsey View Post
    It was discussed two years ago, and as I said then, the third of the composer's Notes on Performance on the first page of the music - which includes the tambourine and side drum parts - says, "Percussion can be omitted, but is better included".
    Two years ago - I can't believe it, though this is happening all the time.

    I remember now. I suppose I know it best without added percussion, so prefer it that way. Thanks for the reminder.

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    • weston752
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      • Nov 2010
      • 58

      #92
      Originally posted by VodkaDilc View Post
      I noted that the 'Lo he comes' descant was by Robinson. Can anyone remember who wrote the version they used regularly some years back? I wouldn't even swear that it had a descant; just the most dramatic harmonies in the last verse I can remember hearing. Guest perhaps?
      For a number of years George Guest used the last verse harmonisation by Martin How, published by the RSCM; orginally it was without a descant , though in recent years Martin has added his own descant to it.

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