Hugh Benham

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This book defines Baroque music simply and explains how it began, developed and influenced later musicians, with chapters on major genres and a survey of the lives and music of the two leading compose...

British composer, arranger and Cathedral Organist, Hugh Benham, has penned a marvelous and spirited piece for organ. The pace is inspiring and the harmonic spins like a playful dance. It is an excelle...

The text comes from Charles Wesley of the 18th century, but the music comes from 21st century England. Clothed in a garb of lofty cathedrals the music begins majesticlly. Suddenly a stunning contrast...

This volume, the first of five devoted to Taverner's music, contains the three surviving 6-part masses: Gloria tibi Trinitas, Corona spinea, and O Michael. Elaborate festal works intended for use on m...

That glorious, lofty, English cathedral sound emerges easily from British composer Hugh Benham. Using a text by 17th century author George Wither, Benham uses a hymn-style format, typical of Anglo-ant...

That glorious, lofty, English cathedral sound emerges easily from British composer Hugh Benham. Using a text by 17th century author George Wither, Benham uses a hymn-style format, typical of Anglo-ant...

British composer Hugh Benham brings the legacy of his country's musical tradition into his compositions. The soaring sounds of the cathedral integrate with the intimate passions of worship in this set...

The British choral tradition is rich and full of a sound quite its own. English composer and organist Hugh Benham has penned a lofty and elegant lenten choral with organ accompaniment that captures th...