Coronation Music for King James II
Album by John Blow & Henry Lawes & Henry Purcell & William Child & William Turner & Choir of Westminster Abbey & Simon Preston
Coronation Music for King James II is a set of ceremonial compositions by English Baroque composer John Blow written for the 1685 coronation of King James II. It exemplifies late 17th-century English Baroque ceremonial and choral-orchestral writing, with grand choral passages and instrumental fanfares, and forms part of Blow's body of work for royal occasions and the Anglican liturgical tradition.
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- 1.God Spake Sometimes in Visions:11:58
- 2.Let Thy Hand Be Strengthened1:33
- 3.Zadok the Priest1:16
- 4.My Heart Is Inditing, Z 3016:07
- 5.I Was Glad, Z 195:06
- 6.O Lord, Grant the King a Long Life2:02
- 7.Behold, O God Our Defender2:03
- 8.The King Shall Rejoyce: Symphony5:12
- 9.The King Shall Rejoyce: The King Shall Rejoyce1:55
- 10.The King Shall Rejoyce: Thou Hast Giv'n Him3:55
- 11.The King Shall Rejoyce: He Asked Life of Thee2:30
- 12.The King Shall Rejoyce: His Honour Is Great2:09
- 13.The King Shall Rejoyce: For Thou Shalt Give Him1:23
- 14.The King Shall Rejoyce: And Why?2:41
- 15.The King Shall Rejoyce: Be Thou Exalted2:25







