A Light Has Dawned Luminatus & David Bray

• Cipriano de Rore (1516 - 1565): Ancor che col partire:
• 1 Rore: Ancor che col partire 02:26
• Philippe de Monte (1521 - 1603): Missa Ancor che col partire:
• 2 Monte: Missa Ancor che col partire: Kyrie 02:35
• 3 Monte: Missa Ancor che col partire: Gloria 03:50
• 4 Monte: Missa Ancor che col partire: Credo 07:19
• 5 Monte: Missa Ancor che col partire: Sanctus and Benedictus 03:53
• 6 Monte: Missa Ancor che col partire: Agnus Dei 03:43
• Cipriano de Rore: Da Pacem, Domine:
• 7 Rore: Da Pacem, Domine 03:40
• Francesco Stivori (1550 - 1605): Dominus Illuminatio Mea:
• 8 Stivori: Dominus Illuminatio Mea 02:42
• Tiburtio Massaino (150 - 1608): Illuminare, Jerusalem:
• 9 Massaino: Illuminare, Jerusalem 02:22
• Philippe Verdelot: Beata es, Virgo Maria:
• 10 Verdelot: Beata es, Virgo Maria 05:59
• Jacquet de Mantua (1483 - 1559): O Jesu Christe:
• 11 Mantua: O Jesu Christe 03:25
• Ippolito Baccusi (1550 - 1609): Regina coeli laetare:
• 12 Baccusi: Regina coeli laetare 03:24
• Cheryl Frances-Hoad (b. 1980): Benedictus benedicat:
• 13 Frances-Hoad: Benedictus benedicat 01:44
• Cecilia McDowall (b. 1951): Prayer:
• 14 McDowall: Prayer 06:32
• Cheryl Frances-Hoad: Lordings, listen to our lay:
• 15 Frances-Hoad: Lordings, listen to our lay 04:00
• Melissa Dunphy (b. 1980): At Waters Edge:
• 16 Dunphy: At Waters Edge 06:05
• Kerry Andrew (b. 1978): Stella Matutina:
• 17 Andrew: Stella Matutina 04:07
• Rosa Elliott (b. 1998): A Light Has Dawned:
• 18 Elliott: A Light Has Dawned 07:00
• Total Runtime 01:14:46

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Hannah Littleton
is a classically trained, freelance coloratura soprano and vocal tutor based in Cambridge. She performs repertoire of a wide range of styles and languages with finesse, confidence and vitality. Her technical proficiency is equally matched by her extremely characterful expression, commented on by many at her performances, drawing audiences into the emotions and narrative of every piece. Hannah’s linguistic aptitude is highly evident in her performance of foreign-language repertoire. Furthermore, her academic background is evident in the vocal integrity of her performances, which demonstrate a clear sensitivity to the historical background and musical subtleties of the repertoire.

In 2018, Hannah graduated with a first class BMus (Hons) Degree, in which she specialized in solo vocal performance. Following this, she graduated from the University of Cambridge in 2019 with a Masters in Choral Studies, during which she received regular vocal ensemble training by internationally acclaimed octet, Voces8, and regular solo training. Her experience of vocal performance and education includes: membership of the prestigious young artists' programme of The Sixteen, 'Genesis Sixteen'; singing at many BBC Proms as a member of the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra Chorus and as a member of the BBC Proms Youth Choir; singing as a first soprano and regular soloist with auditioned chamber choirs at the University of Birmingham in 2015-2018 and in Christ's College Choir (Cambridge) in 2018/19; singing regularly at concerts and events across England as a freelance soprano soloist and ensemble member; operatic roles such as Pamilie in Rameau's 'La naissance d'Osiris' (St John's College, Cambridge) and Pallade, Venere and Virtú in Monteverdi's 'Poppea' (Trinity College, Cambridge); the role of Maria in Handel's 'Brockes Passion (Kings College, Cambridge); soloist on tours to Berlin and Leipzig with Birmingham University Singers and to Singapore with Christ's College Choir. She has performed in venues such as the Royal Albert Hall, Bridgewater Hall, Usher Hall and St John's Smith Square, and has worked with world-renowned conductors, such as Sir Simon Rattle OM CBE, Simon Halsey CBE, Harry Christophers CBE, Edward Gardner OBE, Mirga Gražinytė-Tyla, John Wilson, Marin Alsop, and Simon Carrington, amongst others.

Luminatus
is a vocal ensemble which aims to give performance in the East Midlands and East of England. It is a small, but flexible group, specialising in relatively unknown Renaissance music and contemporary repertoire.

David Bray
is a trumpet player, composer, arranger, author, music editor and for ten years was the County Music Adviser in Northamptonshire. He has conducted national and international prize-winning choirs and other ensembles around the UK, on national television and radio.

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