Track Listings
| 1. Rainbow: Tis By Thy Strength The Mountains Stand | ||
| 2. Colchester: O 'Twas A Joyful Sound To Hear | ||
| 3. The Apple Tree | ||
| 4. O Quanta Qualia | ||
| 5. Schenectady: From All That Dwell Below The Skies | ||
| 6. Thanksgiving Anthem: O Praise The Lord Of Heaven | ||
| 7. Brigg Fair | ||
| 8. Audivi Vocem | ||
| 9. The Year Begins To Be Ripe | ||
| 10. Benedicamus Domino | ||
| 11. Jordan: There Is A Land Of Pure Delight | ||
| 12. Worcester: How Beauteous Are Their Feet | ||
| 13. Benedictus | ||
| 14. Epithalamica | ||
| 15. It Was Summer Now | ||
| 16. The Keel Row II | ||
| 17. Give Good Gifts One To Another | ||
| 18. Chester: Let The Tyrants Shake Their Iron Rod | ||
| 19. Evening Hymn: The Day Is Past And Gone |
Editorial Reviews Somehow at Harmonia Mundi, a new Hillier collection calls for a Currier and Ives painting. So be it. Hillier listeners understand that no marketing feat can fill the gaps that punctuate the 12th-century "O quanta qualia"; only a faith in his distinct musical agenda (or, perhaps, His) can bridge such pauses. There is communal cheer ("The Apple Tree," dating from the Revolution, has a catchy chorus), but it's tempered by introversion. Secular Puritan John Cage shows up, having set lyrics by Thoreau. That follows a 16th-century snippet of Thomas Tallis, and is followed itself by a 12th-century piece that attenuates 13 syllables of benediction for over four minutes. Currier and Ives may greet listeners at the cabin door, but Hillier waits inside with a sermon straight out of Jonathan Edwards. --Marc Weidenbaum
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An album celebrating harvest's end, Home to Thanksgiving is a harvest itself, selected from nearly a dozen Hillier CDs. The only thing that suffered as the result of Paul Hillier's separation from the Hilliard Ensemble was his albums' graphic design. By leaving Hilliard, the men's vocal group he'd helmed, Hillier abandoned the elegant packaging afforded him by ECM Records. On ECM, his penchant for plainchant was matched by stark photography, lending a steady visual horizon while his group darted maverickly between liturgical music and Arvo Pärt's minimalism.
Home to Thanksgiving, Music, Paul Hillier, Anonymous, Italian Anonymous, William Billings, John Cage, Paul Hillier, Jeremiah Ingalls, Nehemiah Shumway, Howard Skempton, Timothy Swan, Thomas Tallis, William Tans'ur, English Traditional, Elisha West, Abraham Wood, Andrew Lawrence-King, Alan Bennett, Paul Elliott, Paul Hillier, Theatre Of Voices, His Majestie's Clerkes, Andrew Lawrence-King, Choral, Choral Music, Christmas / Chanukkah, Classical, Classical Artists, Classical Music, Mass Section, Miscellaneous, Miscellaneous Music, Miscellaneous Vocal Music, Renaissance Motet, Vocal, Vocal Music
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Home To Thanksgiving
Manufacturer: Harmonia Mundi ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B0006IC400 |
Product Description
An attractive selection of music befitting Thanksgiving, drawn from Paul Hillier's many successful Harmonia Mundi USA recordings, these songs of thanks and praise include works from the American shape-note tradition blended with music of the 20th century and medieval chant.Customer Reviews:
Good Thanksgiving Album.......2005-11-20
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Songs of the Heart Heaven & Home
Manufacturer: Major & Lynn Beckman Music ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000CA6V74 Release Date: 2004-11-02 |
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Home to Thanksgiving
Theatre Of Voices , His Majestie's Clerkes , and Andrew Lawrence-King Manufacturer: Harmonia Mundi Fr. ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000028TXS Release Date: 1999-10-19 |
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Amazon.com
An album celebrating harvest's end, Home to Thanksgiving is a harvest itself, selected from nearly a dozen Hillier CDs. The only thing that suffered as the result of Paul Hillier's separation from the Hilliard Ensemble was his albums' graphic design. By leaving Hilliard, the men's vocal group he'd helmed, Hillier abandoned the elegant packaging afforded him by ECM Records. On ECM, his penchant for plainchant was matched by stark photography, lending a steady visual horizon while his group darted maverickly between liturgical music and Arvo Pärt's minimalism.Somehow at Harmonia Mundi, a new Hillier collection calls for a Currier and Ives painting. So be it. Hillier listeners understand that no marketing feat can fill the gaps that punctuate the 12th-century "O quanta qualia"; only a faith in his distinct musical agenda (or, perhaps, His) can bridge such pauses. There is communal cheer ("The Apple Tree," dating from the Revolution, has a catchy chorus), but it's tempered by introversion. Secular Puritan John Cage shows up, having set lyrics by Thoreau. That follows a 16th-century snippet of Thomas Tallis, and is followed itself by a 12th-century piece that attenuates 13 syllables of benediction for over four minutes. Currier and Ives may greet listeners at the cabin door, but Hillier waits inside with a sermon straight out of Jonathan Edwards. --Marc Weidenbaum
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Truly joyous music.......2005-10-27
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