Tallis Scholars

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1) Perfect polyphony

Author

Tallis Scholars

Publisher

Gimell

Pub. Date

[2015]

Language

Latin

Description

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Celebrating the Tallis Scholars' 2,000th concert on 21 September 2015.

2) Sarum chant: missa in gallicantu

Author

Tallis Scholars

Publisher

Gimell

Pub. Date

p1988.

Language

English

3) Missa De plus en plus: Missa Au travail suis

Author

Ockeghem, Johannes

Publisher

Gimell

Pub. Date

p1997.

Language

English

4) The Tallis Scholars sing Thomas Tallis

Author

Tallis, Thomas

Publisher

Gimell Records

Pub. Date

[2004]

Language

Latin

5) Josquin masses: Malheur me bat, Fortuna desperata

Author

Josquin

Publisher

Gimell

Pub. Date

[2009]

Language

Latin

6) Missa Gloria tibi Trinitas: Magnificats

Author

Taverner, John

Publisher

Gimell Records

Pub. Date

p2013.

Language

Latin

7) Silver: the best of the Tallis Scholars

Author

Tallis Scholars

Publisher

Gimell

Pub. Date

[1998]

Language

Latin

8) Missa sine nomine: Missa ad fugam

Author

Josquin

Publisher

Gimell

Pub. Date

p2008.

Language

English

9) Magnificats 1-4: with plainchant antiphons

Author

Gombert, Nicolas

Publisher

Gimell

Pub. Date

[2001]

Language

Latin

10) Mouton: Missa Dictes moy toutes voz pensées

Author

Mouton, Jean

Publisher

Gimell

Pub. Date

p2012.

Language

English

11) Sound of the soul: the Fes Festival of World Sacred Music

Publisher

Alive Mind

Pub. Date

[2008]

Language

English

Description

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Celebrating the historic city of Fez, its continuing heritage of tolerance, its mystical Islamic foundations, and its evocative medieval sites. Features players and vocalists from Afghanistan, England, Russia, Ireland, Mauritania, and Turkey.

12) The Tallis Scholars sing Flemish masters

Author

Tallis Scholars

Publisher

Gimell

Pub. Date

[2009]

Language

Latin

Description

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The Flemish masters have been at the heart of the Tallis Scholars' repertoire from the ensemble's very beginning. Here conductor Peter Phillips helps to select some of the greatest works from the Renaissance era.