View me Lord composed by our founder, Richard Lloyd:
Rehearsing This Joyful Eastertide prior to singing the services in Salisbury Cathedral on the weekend on 27th/28th April 2019:
Praise our Lord all ye gentiles by William Byrd:
Anton Bruckner's opulent setting of the religious text 'Ave Maria':
This video clip shows The Farrant Singers taking part in Bob Chilcott's Salisbury Vespers in Salisbury Cathedral on 23rd May 2009:
The Farrant Singers Collection
The choir recorded The Farrant Singers Collection to mark its 50th anniversary in 2008. It included favourites from the Farrant repertoire, and seven new pieces commissioned by the choir from Barry Ferguson, Richard Shephard, David Halls, Richard Lloyd and others
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There are also performances of Stanford's Three Latin Motets, Vaughan Williams' Three Shakespeare Songs, and Britten's Choral Dances from Gloriana with the rarely-heard interpolations by the 'Spirit of the Masque'.
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(The CD is no longer available.)
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The full track-listing is below:
View me Lord (Richard Lloyd)
Three Latin Motets (Charles Villiers Stanford) - Coelos ascendit hodie; Justorum animae; Beati quorum via
Three Shakespeare Songs (Ralph Vaughan Williams) - Full fathom five; The cloud-capp’d towers; Over hill, over dale
O Lord support us all the day long (Barry Ferguson)
Choral dances from Gloriana (Benjamin Britten) - Time; Concord; Time and concord; Country girls; Rustics and fishermen; Final dance of homage
*Nonino (Howard Moody)
*A week is a long time in love (Barry Ferguson)
*Laugh and be merry (Sam Hanson)
*To music (Richard Shephard)
*Praise the Lord (David Halls)
*O Thou who camest from above (Richard Lloyd)
*A new song (Philip Lawson)
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*Commissioned by The Farrant Singers