Handel / King's College Choir Cambridge / Teresa Żylis-Gara / Janet Baker / Robert Tear / English Chamber Orchestra / Sir David Willcocks - Dixit Dominus mp3

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Credits

• Alto Vocals – Martin Lane
• Bass Vocals – John Shirley-Quirk
• Choir – Choir Of King's College, Cambridge
• Composed By – Georg Friedrich Händel
• Conductor – Sir David Willcocks
• Engineer [Balance] – Neville Boyling
• Harpsichord – Andrew Davis, Robert Goble
• Liner Notes – Charles Cudworth
• Mezzo-soprano Vocals – Janet Baker
• Orchestra – English Chamber Orchestra
• Organ – John Langdon
• Organ [Chamber] – Noel Mander
• Producer [Recording] – Christopher Bishop, Ronald Kinloch Anderson
• Soprano Vocals – Teresa Żylis-Gara
• Tenor Vocals – Robert Tear

Notes

Ⓟ 1966 Original sound recording made by EMI Records Ltd.

Companies

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – EMI Records Ltd.
• Printed By – Garrod & Lofthouse

Album

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