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Discantus in the Artists Hall
The pieces on this recording are from Discantus’ extensive repertoire, which is largely sacred music from the 15th – 18th centuries from composers such as Byrd, Tallis and others from their era.
£5.00
ENGLISH  - A Child of Sanskrit?
Where the English Language comes from is a fascinating story. This lecture shows some of its many linkages with Sanskrit
£7.00
Going Home
Shane Mulhall on living well and dying well
£12.00
HIs Holiness Shantananda Saraswati & Mr. MacLaren
Introduction and Day 1-3 1985
£7.00
His Holiness Sri Shantananda Saraswati on Love
His Holiness Sri Shantananda Saraswati on Love. Extracts from conversations on Love with His Holiness Sri Shantananda Saraswati. Read by Neville Wortman and Patti Wray.
£7.50
In The Beginning
Music performed by Discantus and recorded live at St. John Smith Square, London in January 2013. The orchestra is conducted by David Ward.
£10.00
Isha Upanishad
Music performed by Non Nobis Choir and Orchestra. Non Nobis Choir was the choir of the School of Economic Science under the direction of Ian Duncan and Mary Pickering until 1993.
£9.00
Let Not Your Heart Be Troubled - Discantus
These are settings of texts from the gospels of St. John and St. Thomas by Rosemary Broadbent and Bruce Ramell. The choir is Discantus led by Bruce Ramell.
£5.00
Sounds of Sanskrit CD
Gabriella Burnell sings the Sanskrit Alphabet, plus grammar sutras upanishads and prayers
£10.00
The Waterperry Frescos
How Waterperry House in Oxfordshire was transformed by the addition of traditional Italianate Frescos
£12.00
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