John Blow: Coronation Anthems & Symphony Anthems
Charles Brett (counter-tenor), Timothy Brown (counter-tenor), John Nixon (tenor), Marcus Creed (baritone), Simon Channing (treble), Russell Watson (treble), Ian Honeyman (tenor), Richard Brett (baritone), Peter Allwood (bass), Richard Wistreich (bass), Philip Langridge (tenor)
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Blow: I was glad when they said unto me
- Charles Brett (countertenor), Timothy Brown (countertenor), John Nixon (tenor), Marcus Creed (baritone)
- Choir of King's College Cambridge, Academy of St Martin in the Fields
- Sir David Willcocks
- Recorded: 1973-12-22
- Recording Venue: King's College, Cambridge
Blow: God spake sometime in visions
- Simon Channing (treble), Peter Allwood (bass (vocal)), Charles Brett (countertenor), Richard Wistreich (bass (vocal)), Marcus Creed (baritone), Richard Brett (baritone), Ian Honeyman (tenor), Russell Watson (treble), John Nixon (tenor), Timothy Brown (countertenor)
- Academy of St Martin in the Fields, Choir of King's College Cambridge
- Sir David Willcocks
- Recorded: 1973-12-22
- Recording Venue: King's College, Cambridge
Blow: Cry Aloud and Spare Not (Verse Anthem, 1683)
- Philip Langridge (tenor), John Nixon (tenor), Marcus Creed (baritone)
- Choir of King's College Cambridge, Academy of St Martin in the Fields
- Sir David Willcocks
- Recorded: 1973-12-22
- Recording Venue: King's College, Cambridge
Blow: O sing unto the Lord a new song
- Charles Brett (countertenor), Philip Langridge (tenor), John Nixon (tenor), Marcus Creed (baritone)
- Choir of King's College Cambridge, Academy of St Martin in the Fields
- Sir David Willcocks
- Recorded: 1973-12-22
- Recording Venue: King's College, Cambridge
Blow: Blessed Is the Man That Hath Not Walked (Verse Anthem, 1680-3)
- Charles Brett (countertenor), John Nixon (tenor), Marcus Creed (baritone), Peter Allwood (bass (vocal))
- Choir of King's College Cambridge, Academy of St Martin in the Fields
- Sir David Willcocks
- Recorded: 1973-12-22
- Recording Venue: King's College, Cambridge