Your shopping cart is empty!
| Track Name | Time | ||
| 1 | Psalm 20 | S.S. Wesley | |
| 2 | Psalm 21 | Philip Taylor | |
| 3 | Psalm 22 | S.S.Wesley/H.Oakeley | |
| 4 | Psalm 23 | John Stainer | |
| 5 | Psalm 24 | William Harris | |
| 6 | Psalm 25 | Cyril Musgrove, James Dear | |
| 7 | Psalm 26 | Charles Naylor | |
| 8 | Psalm 27 | James Turle/Edmund Chipp | |
| 9 | Psalm 28 | David Halls/Frederick Ouseley | |
| 10 | Psalm 29 | Thomas Attwood | |
| 11 | Psalm 30 | Francis Jackson/William Morley/Edward Higgins | |
| 12 | Psalm 31 | Richard Shephard/Charles South/Walter Alcock | |
| 13 | Psalm 32 | George Martin | |
| 14 | Psalm 33 | Henry Carpenter/Walter Alcock/Thomas Attwood | |
| 15 | Psalm 34 | Henry Bellringer/John Camidge | |
| 16 | Psalm 35 | George Garrett/Edward Bairstow | |
| 17 | Psalm 36 | William Crotch/William Marsh |
"The trebles possess an unforced and natural sound and the whole choir has clean phrasing throughout. David Halls interpretation always places the music at the service of the words: Daniel Cook's playing is at once sensitive and dramatic. Here are plenty of chants listeners are likely to enjoy for the first time." Choir and Organ
