Artist: Ruby Hughes, Joshua Simões
Album: Edward Nesbit: Sacred Choral Music
Genre: Classical
Release Date: 2022
Audio Format:: FLAC (tracks) 24bit, 96 kHz
Duration: 01:06:38
Total Tracks: 14
Total Size: 1,05 GB

Tracklist:

01. The Choir of King’s College, London, Ruby Hughes & Joshua Simões – Nesbit: Mass: I. Kyrie (02:47)
02. The Choir of King’s College, London, Ruby Hughes & Joshua Simões – Nesbit: Mass: II. Gloria (07:02)
03. The Choir of King’s College, London, Ruby Hughes & Joshua Simões – Nesbit: Mass: III. Sanctus (04:53)
04. The Choir of King’s College, London, Ruby Hughes & Joshua Simões – Nesbit: Mass: IV. Benedictus (07:55)
05. The Choir of King’s College, London, Ruby Hughes & Joshua Simões – Nesbit: Mass: V. Interlude (03:54)
06. The Choir of King’s College, London, Ruby Hughes & Joshua Simões – Nesbit: Mass: VI. Agnus Dei (02:40)
07. The Choir of King’s College, London, Ruby Hughes & Joshua Simões – Nesbit: Evening Psalms: I. Psalm 121 (03:11)
08. The Choir of King’s College, London, Ruby Hughes & Joshua Simões – Nesbit: Evening Psalms: II. Psalm 67 (05:18)
09. The Choir of King’s College, London, Ruby Hughes & Joshua Simões – Nesbit: Evening Psalms: III. Psalm 23 (03:30)
10. The Choir of King’s College, London, Ruby Hughes & Joshua Simões – Nesbit: Evening Psalms: IV. Psalm 117 (00:45)
11. The Choir of King’s College, London, Ruby Hughes & Joshua Simões – Nesbit: Evening Psalms: V. Psalm 59 (08:03)
12. The Choir of King’s College, London, Ruby Hughes & Joshua Simões – Nesbit: Fanfares and Rounds (11:09)
13. The Choir of King’s College, London, Ruby Hughes & Joshua Simões – Nesbit: The King’s Service: Magnificat (02:28)
14. The Choir of King’s College, London, Ruby Hughes & Joshua Simões – Nesbit: The King’s Service: Nunc dimittis (02:59)

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As a young composer, Edward Nesbit was drawn to the rich complexities of contemporary instrumental music; little more than a decade later, he has found himself returning to the inheritance of his early youth as a chorister: the texts of mass, psalms and canticles, and the long centuries of the Anglican choral tradition. Not that there is anything traditional about Nesbit’s music, which synthesises these two heritages into a soundworld that is accessible, full of references yet always recognisably its own voice.Joseph Fort – his colleague at King’s College London – and organist Joshua Simões and the King’s choir rise to the challenges expertly, while multi-award-winning soprano Ruby Hughes gives the lead in the clarion textures of Nesbit’s Mass.