All Angels - Ave Verum Corpus (Brideshead)

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All Angels (Charlotte Ritchie, Daisy Chute, Laura Wright, Melanie Nakhla) singing "Ave Verum Corpus" at St. Bartholomew the Great on 11/09/07. "Ave Verum Corpus" was released on All Angels eponymous album on 13th November 2006. © AAI

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  • Who is the Composer of this song

  • Geoffrey Burgon.

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  • This is so beautiful. But then anything written by Geoffrey Burgon is always superb. Would love to get a CD of All Angels. Don't remember this in Brideshead, but was many years ago. The Mozart & William Byrd settings of Ave Verum are also lovely - the Rutter one leaves me cold.

  • I never heard for this version of Ave verum, but I like it ver much. Nice performance! :-)

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  • Ave Verum has been used by many composers. They can not be compared.

    Each composer has his own idea. All Angels do a great job. Congratulations!

  • Brideshead Revisited!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11

  • @Lois561 if you imagine Mozart wrote the original version of Ave Verum Corpus, you're off by only about three centuries!

  • Why wouldn't they just sing the original version by Mozart? Its kind of throwing me off but it is still nice.

  • I love, love, LOVE this version...... If I were ever to get married again (highly unlikely given I am a crabby old lady) I would have this played at my wedding....

  • really angels are singing

  • @BirgitMunro It is used for the main theme and background music(In both instances without lyrics).

  • This was so beautiful it had me in tears! God bless you girls!!!! I'm a fan of the Brideshead Revisited series, and what you did with Geoffrey Burgon's piece adds a depth of spirituality that is very much a part of the novel's main theme: grace. And what greater grace is given to us than our Lord's presence in the Eucharist! Ave Verum Corpus!

  • nice mozart but.. they sing whit errors =s not like it

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