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  • toniq
    toniq Posts: 29,340 Forumite
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    Like i said my guess is more than likely wrong but was what i put down xx
    #JusticeForGrenfell
  • Court
    Court Posts: 318 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 100 Posts Combo Breaker I won, I won, I won!
    I'll go with Willcocks though not confident.
    Thanks to all the angels who post! :A


  • mooomin
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    Quite enjoying the music at the moment, seems apt somehow!
  • Jokey
    Jokey Posts: 8,801 Forumite
    I dont think Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrinais contemporary enough, plus he was his teacher and I didnt see him when googling. It is probably right though, Toniq has got all the answers right so it's fair to say she is good at the researching thing :D

    This was a nasty question :rotfl:
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  • reniannen
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    lol, I come back to find chaos!

    I think the word contemporary is ambiguous - do they mean contemporary to Mozart and Allegri or contemporary to us, now? Combined with the phrase 'modern arrangement' I think they mean contemporary to us, now. So I've went with Willcocks

    Thanks for your help everyone, I'd never have got anywhere at all on my own. :)
  • marialionza
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    Court wrote: »
    Arguably the most famous recording of Allegri's Miserere was that made in March 1963 by the Choir of King's College, Cambridge, conducted by Sir David Willcocks, which featured the then-treble Roy Goodman. This recording of the Miserere was originally part of a LP recording entitled 'Evensong for Ash Wednesday' but the Miserere has subsequently been re-released as part of various compilation discs.

    From : http://www.statemaster.com/encyclopedia/Miserere-%28Allegri%29

    I think you are right but already made my mind up and put the sixteen though
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  • IdontMind
    IdontMind Posts: 2,104 Forumite
    who or what is the tallis...seen that a few times but still none the wiser.
  • marialionza
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    can't believe I ve going like crazy while the nineth was on! You can tell S Bates is coming to the mike. Oh well got tix for Fri one
    Thanks to those who help us to win !
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  • Jokey
    Jokey Posts: 8,801 Forumite
    Hall of Fame Top 20 Vol. 1 (from Classic FM

    5. Allegri: Miserere (excerpt)
    Choir of New College Oxford/Edward Higginbottom
    Taken from
    Warner disc
    Erato 3984 29588-2

    :o

    I give up, want to know the answer, just tuned in :rotfl:
    :) xx JoJo xx :)

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  • marialionza
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    I'm hurting this is too much...
    Thanks to those who help us to win !
    <3
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