Music Recordings

Our Sunday services and most of our concerts given by our own choirs and music staff are recorded with permanently installed technical equipment.  These “in-house” CDs of our concerts and services may be requested from the music office.  Purchase price is only a basic amount to cover the cost of the disc, case, and copying process.

Some of the recent unedited live recordings of our Chancel Choir available at a nominal fee:
        WCLV / UCC Choral Challenge (30-min live radio broadcast, 5/10/08)
        Washington National Cathedral Services and Concert 7/13/08 and 7/15/08
        Evensongs & Concerts: 11/13/05, 10/14/07, 11/11/07

Two professional CD recordings of our choirs are available through our church office for $17 each.  Choral music and hymnody in the context of worship is important to the Christ Church community.  To that end, our two professional recordings feature a body of “congregational song” for two seasons of the liturgical year that have not been so widely observed in the Reformed traditions, namely: Advent and the Great Fifty Days of Eastertide.

Here at Christ Church many worshipers have grown into a meaningful appreciation for the previously unfamiliar hymns—ancient and modern—due to the opportunity to listen to our recordings and to become “friends” with the rich heritage of music for these two seasons.

Please take note of these offerings and consider their value to your own faith, or as gifts to your friends and loved ones.

To Order copies of This Joyful Eastertide (The Church's Paschal Party from Easter to Pentecost) or
O Day Of Peace  (Advent Hymns), please download the order form here.

 

O Day of Peace CD Recording

 

Advent Hymns (O Day of Peace)

1. Toccata on “Veni Emmanuel”  -- Andrew Carter (organ solo)
2. “Jesus Comes With Clouds”    -- arr., John Rutter 
3. “Watchman, Tell Us of the Night” – arr., Carl Schalk
4. “Isaiah the Prophet Has Written of Old”  -- arr., Alice Parker & Robert Shaw
5. “O Day of Peace” – C.H.H. Parry
6. “Rejoice! Rejoice, Believers” – arr., David J. Kienzle
7. “Prepare the Way, O Zion” – arr., James H. Laster
8. “On Jordan’s Bank the Baptist’s Cry”  -- arr., David J. Kienzle
9. “People, Look East!” -- Robert Evans
10. “People, Look East!”    -- Marie Rubis Bauer
11. “Savior of the Nations”  -- Karen Keene 
12. “Comfort, Comfort You My People” – arr., David Ashley White
13. “Creator of the Stars of Night” – arr., Richard Robert Rossi
14. “Lift Up the Gates Eternal” (Psalm 24) – arr., John Ferguson
15. “Song of Zechariah” – arr., Marty Haugen
16. “Wake, Awake” -- Robert Hobby (organ solo)
17. “Sleepers, Wake!” – Philipp Nicolai
18. “Sleepers, Awake!” -- Michael Burkhardt (organ solo)
19. “The Angel Gabriel from Heaven Came”  -- arr., Anthony Prower
20. “O Hear Our Cry, O Lord” (Psalm 80) -- Richard Dirksen
21. Fantasy on “Veni Emmanuel”  -- Robert Lau  (organ solo)

 


 

This Joyful Eastertide CD Recording

This Joyful Eastertide

1. Fantasy on “Easter Hymn” (organ solo) William H. Harris
2. Hail Thee, Festival Day, arr., Hal H. Hopson  [ Listen ]
4. That Easter Day With Joy Was Bright, arr., David N. Johnson
5. Festival Carol (This Joyful Eastertide), arr., James F. Hopkins
7. Cristo Vive (Christ Is Living), arr., Robert Buckley Farlee
8. The Strife Is O’er, arr., Henry G. Ley
10. O Sons and Daughters, Let Us Sing, arr., David J. Kienzle
12. Victimae paschali laudes (Christians, to the Paschal Victim)
13. Christ Jesus Lay in Death’s Strong Bands, arr., J. S. Bach
14. Christ the Lord Is Risen Again, arr., Craig Sellar (“Robin”) Lang
16. We Know That Christ Is Raised, arr., David J. Kienzle & Hal H. Hopson
17. At the Name of Jesus, arr., Richard Webster
19. A Hymn of Glory Let Us Sing, arr., Richard Proulx
20. He Is King of Kings, arr., Alice Parker
22. Lord of the Dance, arr., Larry L. Fleming  [ Listen ]
23. Come Down, O Love Divine, arr., John Leavitt
25. Like the Murmur of the Dove’s Song, arr., John Ferguson
26. The Lone Wild Bird, arr., Alf Houkom
27. Come, Holy Spirit, Our Souls Inspire,
(chant with organ variation): Op. 4, Final by Maurice Duruflé
29. Toccata from Symphony No. 5 (organ) by Charles-Marie Widor