The Inchcolm Antiphoner
Fraser Fifield
CD (expected shipping date: 19/06/26) Download |
£15.00
|
The Inchcolm Antiphoner is Scotland’s oldest known musical manuscript, thought to have been composed or compiled around 1340 for performance as part of a religious service most probably held in Inchcolm Abbey, which is on Inchcolm Island in the Firth of Forth, between Edinburgh and Fife.
As Traditional Artist in Residence for the Celtic & Scottish Studies department of the University of Edinburgh, (where the original Inchcolm documents are curated) I’ve arranged the collection of songs and chants for performance by a quartet of saxophones.
Sue McKenzie - alto saxophone Martin Kershaw - tenor saxophone Allon Beauvoisin - baritone saxophone Fraser Fifield - soprano saxophone
Recorded and mixed by Stuart Hamilton at Castlesound Studio, May 2026. Design and photography by Archie MacFarlane.
Made with support from Creative Scotland www.creativescotland.com
Expected release: June 19, 2026
-
10:00/0:15
-
202 Deus In Adiutorum 1:120:00/1:12
-
303 Psalm 92 2:400:00/2:40
-
404 Psalm 99 1:580:00/1:58
-
505 Psalms 62 & 66 4:510:00/4:51
-
606 Benedicite 3:150:00/3:15
-
70:00/3:38
-
808 Capitulum 0:290:00/0:29
-
90:00/2:17
-
100:00/0:21
-
1111 Benedictus 5:030:00/5:03
-
1212 Prayer 1:000:00/1:00
-
1313 Capitulum 0:300:00/0:30
-
140:00/1:17
-
150:00/0:18
-
1616 Prayer 1:150:00/1:15
-
170:00/3:40
-
180:00/2:38
-
190:00/3:10
-
200:00/2:37
-
210:00/2:16
-
220:00/3:04
-
230:00/1:43
