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Thomas Tallis

Medieval & Renaissance · 1505–1585

Thomas Tallis

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Thomas Tallis was an English composer of High Renaissance music. His compositions are primarily vocal, and he occupies a primary place in anthologies of English choral music. Tallis is considered one of England's greatest composers, and he is honored for his original voice in English musicianship.

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Recordings

8 in the library · 22 min · best first

8 recordings · 22 min
  1. All praise to you (Tallis's canon)

    Collegium Vocale · 2:05

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    All praise to you (Tallis's canon) — Thomas Tallis

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  2. The Tudor Consort – Thomas Tallis

    Videte Miraculum · 7:56

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    The Tudor Consort – Thomas Tallis — Thomas Tallis

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    Thomas Tallis (ca.1505-1585) – Why fum'th in sight a4, the Third Tune from Archbishop Parker's Psalter (1567) — Thomas Tallis

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  4. All praise to you

    Collegium Vocale · 2:05

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    All praise to you — Thomas Tallis

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  5. Tallis if ye love me

    the dwsChorale · 1:51

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    Tallis if ye love me — Thomas Tallis

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  6. Tallis Canon

    self · 1:17

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    Tallis Canon — Thomas Tallis

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  7. Spem in alium

    Janet Cardiff · 2:03

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    Spem in alium — Thomas Tallis

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    If ye love me — Thomas Tallis

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