Songs Of Farewell - No. 6 Lord, Let Me Know Mine End - C.H.H. Parry
Exeter based vocal octet EXODUS present Parry's Songs of Farewell
Composed during Parry's last few years, these unaccompanied songs for 4 to 8 voices are not only a personal farewell but also statements of faith and hope against the tragedies of the First World War. The first, "My soul, there is a country" from a poem of 1650 by Henry Vaughan, is undoubtedly the most famous of the set. The final one, "Lord, let me know mine end", sets Psalm 39 vv5-15.
Singers:
Daisy Walford Josie Walledge
Anselm Carr-Jones Fraser Macdiarmid
Edward Woodhouse Jason Bomford
Matthew Cann Julian Rippon
Conductor: Michael Graham
Видео Songs Of Farewell - No. 6 Lord, Let Me Know Mine End - C.H.H. Parry канала Exodus choir
Composed during Parry's last few years, these unaccompanied songs for 4 to 8 voices are not only a personal farewell but also statements of faith and hope against the tragedies of the First World War. The first, "My soul, there is a country" from a poem of 1650 by Henry Vaughan, is undoubtedly the most famous of the set. The final one, "Lord, let me know mine end", sets Psalm 39 vv5-15.
Singers:
Daisy Walford Josie Walledge
Anselm Carr-Jones Fraser Macdiarmid
Edward Woodhouse Jason Bomford
Matthew Cann Julian Rippon
Conductor: Michael Graham
Видео Songs Of Farewell - No. 6 Lord, Let Me Know Mine End - C.H.H. Parry канала Exodus choir
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