Dear all
this is an odd one. c.20 years ago one of the HiFi mags included a sampler CD. Track 6 (not sure why I recall this) was choral/religious music, by Mendelssohn I believe. It had a boy's voice backed by a male choir, probably a cathredral choir. The CD may have come with HFNRR but could have been HFW. Anyone got the foggiest idea of what I am on about and can let me have the song title?
Thanks
Adrian
Obscure song query - Mendelssohn??
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#2 Re: Obscure song query - Mendelssohn??
That's obscure, I agree. I've got a few test albums. I'll take a look when I get home (Sat or Sun)
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#3 Re: Obscure song query - Mendelssohn??
Could be the Te Deum which is for a male choir, or the Ave Maria, which often has a boy treble/soprano soloist.
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