Presently the earliest known recording of any version of Allegri’s Miserere. Also the earliest recording identified of the edition for male voices published as part of the Harvard University Glee Club Collection by E. C. Schirmer Music Co in 1922.
A second album of choral music released by the University of the South Choir (the first having been released in 1951). Includes “ten religious numbers, many of them sung acapella, including the music of Bach, Jan Smit, Flors Peeters, Jacob Handl and Vittoria” (from the Sewanee Alumni News, 1955).
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)
A particularly fine rendition of the Miserere without abbellimenti. Reissued by RCA Victor Canada.