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Guild CD-Liste with Head.Qxd Guild GmbH Moskau 314b, 8262 Ramsen Switzerland Tel: +41 (0)52 742 85 00 Fax: +41 (0)52 742 85 09 [email protected] CD - List GMCD Choral Music / Vocal / Instrumental / Chamber Music / Orchestral Music / Opera 7101 Canticum Novum, with the Girl Choristers, Boy Choristers and Lay Vicars of Salisbury 7102 Coronation Anthems & Hymns, with the Choir of St Paul’s Cathedral, Barry Rose 7103 In Dulci Jubilo, Christmas Music with Paul Plunkett Trumpets and Rudolf Lutz Organ 7104 Schubert & Haydn, with the Choir of St Paul’s Cathedral and the London Bach Orchestra 7105 The Glory of St. George's, with the Choir of St. George’s Chapel Windsor, Christopher Robinson 7106 Favourite Hymns for all Seasons, with the Choir of St Paul’s Cathedral, Barry Rose 7107 The Oxford Book of Wedding Music, Jeremy Filsell Organ 7108 Compline Service, with the Clare College Chapel Choir, Timothy Brown 7109 Ave Verum, with the Clare College Chapel Choir, Timothy Brown 7110 Creator Spirit, with the Choir of Guildford Cathedral, Barry Rose 7111 A Time Of Peace, with the Choir of Belfast Cathedral, David Drinkell 7112/3 Messiah, with the Choir & Orchestra of Pro Christe, Timothy Dean 7114 Rubbra, Britten, Mayer, with Timothy Gill Cello and Fali Pavri Piano 7115 Tudor Anthems, with the Clare College Chapel Choir, Timothy Brown 7116 A Canterbury Celebration, with the Canterbury Cathedral Choir, Allan Wicks 7117 The Stanford Canticles from Ely, with the Ely Cathedral Choir, Paul Trepte 7118 Music for a Great Cathedral, with the Choir of St Pauls’ Cathedral, Chr. Dearnley & B. Rose 7119 Herbert Howells & Bernard Stevens, Piano Music, Jeremy Filsell Piano 7120 English Romanticism, Ferguson, Goossens, Ireland with Oliver Lewis Violin und Jeremy Filsell Piano 7121 Christopher Tye (1505-1572), with the Cambridge University Chamber Choir, Timothy Brown 7122 Organ Music from the Island of Ireland, John Dexter & Francis Jackson Organ 7123 Lamentationes, String Orchestra St Gallen & Schola Vocales Basilienses, Rudolf Lutz 7124 English Romanticism II, Elgar, Goossens with Oliver Lewis Violin and Jeremy Filsell Piano 7125 Salut d’Amour, Andrzej Kowalski Violin and Rudolf Lutz Piano 7126 Peace I Leave With You with the Choir of Belfast Cathedral, David Drinkell 7127 Grieg & Rachmaninov, Timothy Gill Cello and Fali Pavri Piano 7128 John Scott plays Liszt at the Organ of St. Pauls’ Cathedral 7129 20th Century Cathedral Music by Philip Moore, with the Vasari Singers, Jeremy Backhouse 7130 David Liddle plays Liddle, David Liddle Organ 7131 Passiontide, Seasonal Choral Music with the Guildford Cathedral Choir, Barry Rose 7132 Songs of Farewell, with the Vasari Singers, Jeremy Backhouse 7133 English Romanticism III, Eugène Goossens, Jeremy Filsell Piano 7134 Master Works I, Johannes Brahms with the Serenata Voices, David Beavan 7135 French Romanticism I, Léon Boëllmann, Oliver Gledhill Cello and Jeremy Filsell Piano 7136 Master Works II, Dupré, Gilles, Demessieux, with the BBC Concert Orchestra, Barry Wordsworth 7137 German Romanticism I, Julius Reubke, Jeremy Filsell Piano & Organ 7138 Master Works III, Carl Maria von Weber, London Symphony Orchestra, Hans-Hubert Schönzeler 7139 This Worldes Joie, with the Schola Cantorum of Oxford, Mark Shepherd 7140 A Voice from Heaven, A cappella Choral Music with the York Chapter House Choir, Jane Sturmheit 7141 Farewell to Hirta, Francis Pott, David Watkin Cello and Howard Mood Piano, Franics Pott Piano Solo 7142 Swiss Romanticism I, Othmar Schoeck, Paul Barritt Violin and Catherine Edwards Piano 7143 Sing Choirs of Angels, Christmas Music with the Salisbury Cathedral Choir & Brass Ensemble 7144 Virtuoso Organ Works, Jeremy Filsell Organ 7145 Samuel Barber (1910-1981), Choral & Organ Works with the Cambridge University Chamber Choir 7146 Remembrance & Resurrection, with the Chapel Choir of the Royal Hospital Chelsea, Ian Curror 7147 How Lovely Are Thy Dwellings, with the Choir of the Collegiate Church of St Mary Warwick 7148 Crucifixus, Music for Holy Week with the Vasari Singers, Jeremy Backhouse 7149 David Liddle plays Hollins, Widor, Wood & Liddle, David Liddle Organ 7150 A Quiet Conscience, Songs from the 17th Century with Connor Burrowes Treble 7151 Peace In Our Time, Musik of Peace and War with the Choir of Lincoln College Oxford 7152 Christmas Music from St Paul’s, with the Choir of St Paul’s Cathedral & the English Brass Ensemble 7153 Max Kuhn (1896-1994), Première Recording 7154 Anton Liste (1772-1832), Première Recording of Bassoon Sonata and Piano Sonatas 7155 Evening Watch, with the Queens’ College Chapel Choir Cambridge, Rupert Jordan 7156 Marcel Dupré Vol. 1, Complete Organ Works with Jeremy Filsell 7157 Marcel Dupré Vol. 2, Complete Organ Works with Jeremy Filsell 7158 Magnificat, The Life of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Music with the Choir of Lincoln College Oxford 7159 Marcel Dupré Vol. 3, Complete Organ Works with Jeremy Filsell 7160 Wedding Hymns, with the Choir of Queens' College Cambridge, James Week 7161 Zoltán Kodály (1882-1967), Choral Works with the Vasari Singers, Jeremy Backhouse 7162 Marcel Dupré Vol. 4, Complete Organ Works with Jeremy Filsell 7163 Philipp Christoph Kayser (1755-1823), Première Recording of Goethe-Lieder and Chamber Music 7164 Marcel Dupré Vol. 5, Complete Organ Works with Jeremy Filsell 7165 Around the World in 80 Minutes, Nigel Potts Organ 7166 Christmas with the Chapter House Choir, York Minster, J. Sturmheit Director, Ph. Moore Organ 7167/8 Che Originali! by Johann Simon Mayr (1763-1845) 7169 Horacio Franco and the Georgian Chamber Orchestra 7170 Silent Night, with the Choir of Christ’s Hospital, Peter Allwood Director 7171 Johann Carl Eschmann (1826-1882), Première Recording 7172 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791), Late Symphonies no. 36 and no. 39 Page 1 http://www.guildmusic.com and http:// www.zahzah.com MwSt Nr. CH 553 404 - VAT No. GB 639 2128 35 Guild GmbH Moskau 314b, 8262 Ramsen Switzerland Tel: +41 (0)52 742 85 00 Fax: +41 (0)52 742 85 09 [email protected] CD - List GMCD Choral Music / Vocal / Instrumental / Chamber Music / Orchestral Music / Opera 7173 Marcel Dupré Vol. 6, Complete Organ Works with Jeremy Filsell 7174 Canzonetta sing Carter, Jeffrey Wynn Davies Director, Matthew Owens Organ 7175 Zurich, Arise! with the Choir of Gonville & Caius College, Cambridge, Geoffrey Webber Director 7176 Angulo, Rodrigo, Villa-Lobos, The Bournemouth Sinfonietta, Terence Frazor, Rafael Jiménez Guitar 7177 Christ Ascended with the Choir of Gonville & Caius College, Cambridge, Geoffrey Webber Director 7178 Good Friday by John Caldwell, The Choir of Lincoln College and Oxford Contemporary Sinfonia 7179 Dvoéák, Borodin with the St Petersburg Chamber Players 7180 Marcel Dupré Vol. 7, Complete Organ Works with Jeremy Filsell 7181 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791) with the Bournemouth Sinfonietta, Richard Studt 7182 Widor, Jongen, Parker with the Ingolstadt Philharmonic, Alfredo Ibarra, Franz Hauk Organ 7183 Marcel Dupré Vol. 8, Complete Organ Works with Jeremy Filsell 7184 Anton Liste (1772-1832), Première Recordings of Piano Sonata, Piano Duet Sonata, Masonic Cantata etc. 7185 Gounod, Dubois, Gigout, Guilmant with the Ingolstadt Philharmonic, Alfredo Ibarra, Franz Hauk Organ 7186 Fryderyk Franciszek Chopin (1810-1849), Piano Sonata op. 35 and 13 Mazurkas, Michel Block Piano 7187 Saint-Saëns, Guilmant, Dubois, Gounod with the Ingolstadt Philharmonic, A. Ibarra, F. Hauk Organ 7188 Marcel Dupré Vol. 9, Complete Organ Works with Jeremy Filsell 7189 The Eye of the Storm - Ferruccio Busoni’s Zurich friends & disciples 7190 Fryderyk Franciszek Chopin (1810-1849), Nocturnes, Michel Block Piano 7191 Romance for Violin & Organ, The Gough Duo 7192 Max Reger (1873-1916), Organ Masterworks, Franz Hauk Organ 7193 Marcel Dupré Vol. 10, Complete Organ Works with Jeremy Filsell 7194 Paul Müller-Zürich (1898-1993), Serenata turicensis, Piano pieces and Viola Concerto 7195 Jongen, Dupré with the Ingolstadt Philharmonic, Alfredo Ibarra, Franz Hauk Organ 7196 Robin Orr (b. 1909), Italian Overture, From the Book of Philip Sparrow etc. 7197 Nostalgia for Mexico, Romantic Album for Flute and Piano, Elena Durán Flute, Józef Olechowski Piano 7198 Marcel Dupré Vol. 11, Complete Organ Works with Jeremy Filsell 7199 Pastorale - French Choral Music with the Vasari Singers, Jeremy Backhouse, Jeremy Filsell Piano 7200 My beloved Spake with the Hampstead Singers & The Emmanuel Chamber Orchestra, Mark Denza 7201 Samuel Sebastian Wesley (1810-1876), Anthems, The Choir of York Minster, Philip Moore 7202 Beyond the Dark, Anna Noakes Flute, Gillian Tingay Harp 7203 Marcel Dupré Vol. 12, Complete Organ Works with Jeremy Filsell 7204 Richard Strauss, Also sprach Zarathustra & Don Quixote, Philharmonia Orchestra, D.V. Yu, J. Kreger 7205 Pyotr Il’yich Tchaikovsky, Symphony No. 5 in E minor & Romeo & Juliet, Orquesta Sinfonica de Mineria 7206 Piano Concertos by Joseph Haydn & Max Kuhn, Camerata Zürich, Räto Tschupp, Warren Thew Piano 7207 Back to Bach, Sally Stocks Flute, Hugh Webb Harp 7208 Rebecca Clarke (1886-1979), Patricia Wright Soprano, Jonathan Rees Violin, Kathron Sturrock Piano 7209 Reflections, Organ Music by Jennifer Bate played by the composer 7210 Franz Liszt (1811-1886), Nicolas Kynaston Organ 7211 Huapango, Orquesta Sinfonica de Mineria & Orquesta Sinfonica de Xalapa, Herrera de la Fuenta 7212 In a Monestry Garden, Jame Culp Organ 7213 Flight of Song, The Choir of Queens’ College Cambridge, James Weeks, Matthew Steynor Organ 7214 Piano Works from Six Decades by Yehoshua Lakner (b. 1924), Tomas Bächli & Petra
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