Three Tudor Masses - Byrd/Tallis/Tye

Victorian Britain refers to the musical life of the United Kingdom during Queen Victoria’s reign (1837–1901). It spans domestic drawing‑room ballads, mass choral hymnody, the rise of brass bands and choral societies, comic opera and operetta (epitomized by Gilbert & Sullivan), and the booming world…

Anglican liturgy refers to the body of musical and textual worship practices associated with the Church of England and, by extension, the global Anglican Communion.

Anglican church music is music written for Christian worship in Anglican services, forming part of the liturgy.