Chant/Plainsong

The Music Includes world music, traditional British music, early classical music on original instruments, novelty numbers, jazz, music hall, musical boxes, guitar quartets, saxophone quartet, brass group, viol consorts, choral music and chant, handbells and church bells, poetry and readings - from mediaeval times to the present day. This double album forms part of Saydisc’s 50th Anniversary celebration releases and is drawn from recordings made over the years from mono open reel recording to high quality stereo digital.

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	CD-SDL 330 Music From Prinknash Abbey Prinknash Abbey is set in the Cotswold hills near Gloucester and the monks sing contemplative traditional Latin Plainsong and uplifting modern English Chant.
	CD-SDL 369 Christmas Chant The Monks of Prinknash Abbey, The Nuns of Stanbrook Abbey The monks of Prinknash and the nuns of Stanbrook abbeys sing excerpts from the dawn and midnight masses and other traditional Latin plainsong for the season of Christmas. The large, warm acoustic of Stanbrook Abbey chapel is perfect to enable this lovely devotional music to flower. Full texts in Latin and English are supplied.
	CD-SDL 422 Compline and Other Chant The Monks of Prinknash, The Nuns of Stanbrook The complete Divine Office of Compline in both Latin (monks of Prinknash) and English (nuns of Stanbrook) recorded at Stanbrook Abbey plus serene and joyous Latin plainchant and English chant sung by the monks of Prinknash recorded in the Chapter House of Gloucester Cathedral.
	CD-SDL 423 Chant and Psalms The Monks of Prinknash, The Nuns of Stanbrook The combined forces of the monks of Prinknash and the nuns of Stanbrook sing Latin and English chants and psalms in an inspirational and serene selection.
	CD-SDL 436 Pleasures and Treasures The Music Includes world music, traditional British music, early classical music on original instruments, novelty numbers, jazz, music hall, musical boxes, guitar quartets, saxophone quartet, brass group, viol consorts, choral music and chant, handbells and church bells, poetry and readings - from mediaeval times to the present day. This double album forms part of Saydisc’s 50th Anniversary celebration releases and is drawn from recordings made over the years from mono open reel recording to high quality stereo digital.