The English Orpheus 44 - Vital Spark of Heav'nly Flame
Psalmody, The Parley of Instruments, Peter Holman
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Greatorex, T: This is the day the Lord hath made
- The Parley of Instruments, Psalmody
- Peter Holman
Harwood, E: Vital spark of heav'nly flame
- Claire Tomlin (soprano), Jennie Cassidy (alto), Adrian Peacock (bass)
- The Parley of Instruments
- Peter Holman
Pixell: When rising from the bed of death
- Timothy Kenworthy-Brown (countertenor)
- The Parley of Instruments
- Peter Holman
Wainwright, Robert: The Lord is risen
- Philippa Hyde (soprano), Claire Tomlin (soprano), Patrick McCarthy (tenor), Adrian Peacock (bass)
- The Parley of Instruments, Psalmody
- Peter Holman
Taylor, R: Alas! and did my Saviour bleed?
- Psalmody
- Peter Holman
Taylor, R: Yes! the Redeemer rose
- The Parley of Instruments, Psalmody
- Peter Holman
Taylor, R: Angels, roll the rock away!
- Philippa Hyde (soprano), Timothy Kenworthy-Brown (countertenor), Patrick McCarthy (tenor), Adrian Peacock (bass)
- The Parley of Instruments
- Peter Holman
Harington: I heard a voice from heaven
- Psalmody
- Peter Holman
Handel: Unveil thy bosom, faithful tomb
- The Parley of Instruments, Psalmody
- Peter Holman
Jarvis, S: Christ being raised from the dead
- Philippa Hyde (soprano), Timothy Kenworthy-Brown (countertenor), Patrick McCarthy (tenor), Adrian Peacock (bass)
- The Parley of Instruments, Psalmody
- Peter Holman
Wesley, S: Might I in thy sight appear
- Patrick McCarthy (tenor), Timothy Roberts (organ)
Haydn: O Lord, what is man!
- Adrian Peacock (bass)
- The Parley of Instruments
- Peter Holman
Fawcett: Spirit, leave thine house of clay!
- Claire Tomlin (soprano), Jennie Cassidy (alto), Adrian Peacock (bass)
- The Parley of Instruments, Psalmody
- Peter Holman
Handel: Rejoice, the Lord is King, HWV286
- The Parley of Instruments, Psalmody
- Peter Holman
Fawcett: Now is Christ risen from the dead
- Philippa Hyde (soprano), Timothy Kenworthy-Brown (countertenor), Jennie Cassidy (alto), Patrick McCarthy (tenor), Adrian Peacock (bass)
- The Parley of Instruments, Psalmody
- Peter Holman