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Brian Jones is Emeritus Director of Music and Organist at Trinity Church, Copley Square, where he directed a highly acclaimed music program for twenty years. He is active as a guest conductor, organ solo artist, and visiting artist, and has appeared in CT, MD, SC, KY, NM, as well as in New England, Canada, and Mexico. He has performed in many of the great universities and cathedrals of the United States and England, and his playing and conducting have been heard on NPR and the BBC. Critic David Vernier called the Trinity Choir under his leadership "one of North America's finest choral ensembles," and his recordings on the London-Polygram, Gothic, Dorian and AFKA labels are highly-regarded internationally. Since 2004, he has filled interim positions at the Cathedral of St John, Albuquerque, New Mexico; Old South Church in Boston; and Memorial Church, Harvard University, All Saints Church, Worcester; and at Christ Church, Alexandria, VA. He is a graduate of Oberlin College Conservatory of Music, Boston University, where his mentors included Haskell Thomson (organ), Robert Fountain, (choral conducting and voice), Inda Howland (eurythmics) and Hermann Genhart (orchestral conducting). He lives in Boston, and in his spare time enjoys reading, travel, time with his family and friends, sailing, and driving his antique car, a 1933 Chrysler Royal 8 CT Rumble Seat Coupe. http://brianjonesmusic.com
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With Heart and Voice - Trinity Church Boston Sounds of Light - Trinity Church, Boston I wonder as I wander
With Heart & Voice / Choir of Trinity Church, Boston
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Sounds of Light / Choir of Trinity Church, Boston
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I Wonder as I Wander / Copley Singers
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Historic Trinity Church on Copley Square in Boston is the setting for this program of choral music.  A generous amount of music from the Anglican tradition included, but what makes this recording distinctive is the inclusion of music from other traditions, including the spiritual There is a Balm in Gilead, the F. Melius Christiansen arrangement of Beautiful Saviour, and the only recording of the Victorian classic, "The Holy City" that we are aware of. A program of classic choral works from the 16th to the 20th century, from Byrd to Tavener, this recording also includes new settings of familiar texts, such as “This little light of mine” and “God so loved the World.” Boston’s Trinity Choir is a critically acclaimed ensemble that has been hailed as “one of North America’s treasures” by Classicstoday.com. One of Boston's premier choirs, The Copley Singers draw from British and American traditions with both unusual and familiar arrangements of holiday favorites.
   
 
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