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marialionza

Oh what the heck we are supposed to be having fun let's keep it that way!!!!!!!!!
Gloriuos Hymn to joy

dazzle21

It isn't Tallis! I was just giving a link to who he was for Idontmind!

NoNameWoman

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Miserere-by-Gregorio-Allegri,-John-Rutter-%7C-BRAND-NEW_W0QQitemZ350326701756QQcmdZViewItemQQimsxZ20100312?IMSfp=TL1003121310001r9567

Marg2k8

I think it's more fun when we have divided opinions and there is not just one answer that everyone just copies and pastes.

IdontMind

dazzle21 wrote: »

It isn't Tallis! I was just giving a link to who he was for Idontmind!

thanks!

rhubarbcottage

Hi all,

I think it's Mendelssohn

http://channelography.rattlecentral.com/programmes/b00g81g7

look in the box and scroll down @ two thirds and it talks of him. He's a contemporary of whatsisname

bullshot

Can I have a lie down in a dark room now please?

AlfieBlue

I went eeny meeny miny mo ............. and caught David Willcocks by the toe:o:D Cos I didn't have a clue and my wee brain cell had given up!:D

c_l_a_i_r_e

This is King's College, Cambridge, home to one of the most famous choirs in the world.

In the 1960s, they performed the new version of Allegri's Miserere, this time in English.

It was written by Sir Ivor Atkins, choirmaster of Worcester cathedral, who had brought together many different interpretations of Allegri's Miserere, including extracts from Burney's and Mendelssohn's transcriptions.

In 1963, Sir Ivor's successor at Worcester, who then became choirmaster of King's College, Cambridge, decided to record Sir Ivor's version.

It would prove to be a phenomenal success.

That choirmaster was Sir David Willcocks.

I'm going for Atkins based on this, but I can't find much information on him online

toniq

Classic fm

Question: What was the first name of Edward Elgar's wife?

Answer: Caroline