Recordings

Salvator MundiSalvator Mundi

March 2011
Salvator Mundi - choral music from the heart. Cambridge Chorale presents a disc of choral masterpieces by Herbert Howells, Alonso Lobo and Frank Martin, recorded in the beautiful Église Saint-Laurent, Roujan, France.

A Christmas CelebrationA Christmas Celebration

December 2007
This recording conveys the spirit of Christmas through an extraordinary range of musical style and language. From the traditional fare of Anglican carol services to contemporary music from the Dominican Republic, the mystery, magic and festivity of the season are all celebrated.

My Spirit Sang All DayMy Spirit Sang All Day

December 2005
This recording was made at a public concert in West Road Concert Hall, Cambridge. The programme includes Cambridge Chorale favourites such as the African folksong O-re-mi and O crux ave by Rihards Dubra. The CD ends with the fabulous double-choir Ave Maria by Franz Biebl.

Northern LightsNorthern Lights

April 1999
Devoted to the work of Rihards Dubra, Northern Lights features not only a selection of his choral motets (there is, incidentally, no duplication of material between this disc and Alpha-Omega), but also larger works for choir, marimba, saxophone and organ.

Alpha-OmegaAlpha-Omega

April 1996
Cambridge Chorale's first CD recording was well received by audiences and critics alike. It covers many musical styles, and includes motets by Dubra, Monteverdi and Rachmaninov, songs by Samuel Barber, and contemporary science-fiction 'mood music' by Dave Hewson, Tony Hymas, and Stephen Baker.

Commercial recordings

Cambridge Chorale has made a number of commercial recordings, both as a contributor to library discs and as a session choir. A number of these recordings have been used on national television and radio in advertisements, jingles and as background music to documentaries. To enquire about booking Cambridge Chorale for recording sessions please email info@cambridgechorale.org.uk.