Talk:Libera (music)
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[edit] Discography
I tried to gather as much info on their discography as possible before we merge it with the article. I included albums released as CDDA only.
under St. Philips Choir Sing For Ever (BBC, REB 692, 1988)
under Angel Voices New Day (BMG, 261280, 1990)
Angel Voices (QTV, 018, 1992, reissued in 1993)
under The St Philips Boy's Choir Angel Voices (Music Club, MCCDX 001, 1993, reissued on October 30, 2000) Angel Voices 2 (Music Club, MCCD 259, August 12, 1996) Angel Voices 3 (Music Club, MCCDX 019, October 13, 1997)
under Libera Libera (Warner Classics, 3984-29053-2, October 25, 1999) Luminosa (Warner Classics, 40117, September 03, 2001) Complete Libera (2 CD set of Libera and Luminosa; Warner Classics, 0927490502, 2003) Free (EMI Classics, 557823-2, November 01, 2004) Visions (EMI Classics, 339862 2, November 07, 2005) Angel Voices (EMI Classics, TOCP70100, November 06, 2006)
If any of the information given above is incorrect pls correct it. --212.200.205.47 17:24, 22 August 2007 (UTC)
The article page will be protected and the person who keeps deleting all references to St. Philip's Choir? will have thier IP BLOCKED you have been warned. Vorlon55 (talk) 04:23, 28 May 2008 (UTC)
Blocking a dynamic IP address would be an interesting achievement. However, in the light of the fact that you intend to protect this page I do not intend to correct this article any more. The historical (and current) relationship between St Ps and Libera is not accurately portrayed here, but clearly the editors of this page believe their conjecture can pass as authoritative documentation. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 86.136.23.180 (talk) 17:36, 28 May 2008 (UTC)
The relationship between Libera and St Philips is clearly established by their own parish and diocese. http://www.southwark.anglican.org/bridge/0605/0605p06_07.pdf —Preceding unsigned comment added by RyGT (talk • contribs) 20:10, 28 May 2008 (UTC)
“It’s a good noise” Jean Washington agreed “But what really matters is that it’s an inclusive noise. It would be easy for the congregation to sit back and enjoy a performance, but they join in too”. “We’ve always had a good choir” said Patrick “Robert Prizeman was Director of Music here before I came. The first opening up into wider things came around 20 years ago when they were asked to back a pop singer – I suppose Libera and its distinct sound just grew from that.” “Their success is due largely to Robert – he sets very high standards and gets extreme loyalty and commitment from the boys. And as a church we benefit from that. “ —Preceding unsigned comment added by RyGT (talk • contribs) 20:11, 28 May 2008 (UTC)
It’s when the service begins that you see and hear the second reason why St Philip’s is different – the choir. Men and boys in white robes - St Philip’s choir equals the ‘boy-band’ Libera, present and past members (see facing page) – and their sound is quite something! —Preceding unsigned comment added by RyGT (talk • contribs) 20:14, 28 May 2008 (UTC)
The origins of Libera stem from Robert’s arrival at St Philip’s Norbury as Choir Director 20-plus years ago. There was already an established choir but with Robert came a new focus.
Most of the boys don’t come from church backgrounds but being part of Libera means being part of the St Philip’s Church Choir – and singing regularly on Sundays. “You can only sing well if you sing regularly and Sundays are just as important as the twiceweekly rehearsals. And of course it can be ‘evangelistic’ as parents, grandparents come to church to support the boys”. —Preceding unsigned comment added by RyGT (talk • contribs) 20:17, 28 May 2008 (UTC)
