Fordham Glee Club on Record – For the first time in its 33-year history, the Fordham University Glee Club has made a professional recording of Fordham songs, hymns, and other selections. (The Tablet, Brooklyn, New York, 26th May 1956)
Whereas little is known of Fordham University Glee Club’s first recording of the Miserere, by contrast this recording at the Glee Club’s 50th Annual Concert in 1973 is well documented, and has been preserved and made available by the present Glee Club. The Miserere is presented in a section of sacred music alongside works by Perotin, and a rousing performance of Hassler’s ‘Cantate Domino’. Later pieces in the concert include some fine close harmony singing – especially ‘Mr Sandman’ by the “Ramblers of Rose Hill”