Pelham Humfrey: Sacred Choral Music Timothy Byram-Wigfield '"Chilcott’s substantial telling of the

'"Chilcott’s substantial telling of the New Testament narrative

echoing space of their medieval home the boys and men of Tewkesbury Abbey Schola Cantorum celebrate the awe and mystery of Christmas

Tracks sound wild and apoplectic one minute

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inviting the listener into a space where reflection becomes transformation

Pelham Humfrey: Sacred Choral Music Timothy Byram-Wigfield '"Chilcott’s substantial telling of theSUMMARY TRACK LISTING REVIEWS INFO A protege of Henry Cooke, first director of the choir of the Chapel Royal after the restoration of the monarchy in 1660, Pelham Humfrey was part of a generation of musicians who enriched the musical life of their native England with influences drawn from continental Europe from France, where Humfrey had studied between 1664 and 1667, and from the Italian musicians at work in the London to which he returned,