St Anthony Singers
The St Anthony Singers were a British vocal ensemble associated with early music, Baroque repertory and choral recordings.
The group worked with conductors and musicians active in the mid-twentieth-century early-music revival.
The name is also found with the form “St. Anthony Singers.”
HANDEL Acis and Galatea
TWO SONG RECITALS
Music by: ARNE, BOYCE, DALAYRAC, HANDEL, HAYDN, HORN, MAYR, PAISIELLO, PERGOLESI, RECLI, SHIELD, SOLER, SPOHR
Studio and broadcast recordings
Total duration: 2hr 24:10
Joan Sutherland, soprano
Peter Pears, tenor
David Galliver, tenor
Owen Brannigan, bass
The St. Anthony Singers
Philomusica of London
Thurston Dart, harpsichord
conducted by Sir Adrian Boult
Richard Bonynge, piano & harpsichord
PURCELL Come Ye Sons Of Art
Released in ~1953 as a L'Oiseau Lyre LP and on London LP DL 53004
Duration 23:06
Margaret Ritchie (soprano)
Alfred Deller, John Whitworth (Counter-Tenors)
Bruce Boyce (Baritone)
The St. Anthony Singers
L'Ensemble Orchestral de L'Oiseau Lyre -
Conductor: Anthony Lewis
Ruggero Gerlin (Harpsichord)
