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To order any of these CDs please send a cheque for £13 payable to Farnham Youth Choir, c/o Little Haven, West Street, Farnham, GU9 7AP. We can also accept credit/debit card payments by telephone to 01252 728259, by courtesy of Cleaford Services Ltd.
We’ll be happy to post to Europe without extra cost. Please contact us first for other destinations as more postage will be necessary.
For track listings, click on the CD covers.

Recordings

“Laudate", recorded in 2005, covers the previous two years’ repertoire, with a wide variety of sacred and secular items.

"A Dream of Snow" was recorded in 2001. In addition to the work written for the choir by Sir Peter Maxwell Davies, the CD also includes items from the choir's repertoire at that time.

"Carnival!" takes its name from a modern adaptation of Saint-Saens's Carnival of the Animals by Gwyn Arch and Jeremy Browne. It also includes the winning songs from Sainsbury's Choir of the Year and items performed at the Festival of Remembrance Service at the Royal Albert Hall (both 1998).

"Sing You Now" is a compilation from the 1996/1997 repertoire, including Four Elizabethan Lyrics, commissioned from Ronald Corp.

"Hodie", recorded in 1994, is a collection of Christmas items ranging from carols by Britten and Rutter to traditional and much-loved favourites.

"Water of Tyne" was the choir’s first CD, recorded in 1993 and including most of the songs performed at Sainsbury's Choir of the Year in 1992.

“Yo le Canto", recorded in 2007 and 2008, was released in December 2008.

“Celebration", a double CD of selected songs recorded over 25 years, released in July 2009.

Bonus CD of live world premieres of works by Sir Peter Maxwell Davies, Augusta Read Thomas, Jonathan Dove and Graham Ross.

“Mass of the Children” by John Rutter, recorded with the choir of Clare College Cambridge in 2006.

“A Christmas Festival” by John Rutter, recorded with the Cambridge Singers and the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra in 2008.