to lose their appeal to most musicians. Despite the efforts of eighteenth- and nineteenth-century antiquarians, the reversal of this judgement had to wait for the pioneering work of twentieth-century scholars from E. H. Fellowes onwards. In more recent times Joseph Kerman, Oliver Neighbour, Philip Brett, John Harley, Richard Turbet, Alan Brown, Kerry McCarthy, and others have made major contributions to increasing our understanding of Byrd's life and music. In 1999, Davitt Moroney's recording of Byrd's complete keyboard music was released on Hyperion (CDA66551/7; re-issued as CDS44461/7). This recording, which won the 2000 Gramophone Award in the Early Music category and a 2000 Jahrespreis der deutschen Schallplattenkritik, came with a 100-page essay by Moroney on Byrd's keyboard music. In 2010, The Cardinall's Musick under the direction of Andrew Carwood completed their recorded survey of Byrd's Latin church music. This series of thirteen recordings marks the first time that all Byrd's Latin music has been available on disc. William Byrd Primary Academy in Harlington is named after the composer. Editions of Byrd's works The Byrd Edition (gen. ed. P. Brett), Vols 1–17 (London, 1977–2004) A. Brown (ed.) William Byrd, Keyboard Music (Musica Britannica 27–28, London, 1971) See also List of compositions by William Byrd Notes References Sources Further reading External links A complete list of works by William Byrd from Stainer & Bell (DIAMM) - a detailed alphabetical list Recordings Free recordings of Madrigals, Latin Church Music Free recordings of Byrd's Ave verum corpus Free recordings of Mass for four voices and some Christmas motets Motet Ave Verum Corpus as interactive hypermedia at the BinAural Collaborative Hypertext Kunst der Fuge: William Byrd – Free MIDI files 16th-century births 1623 deaths English classical composers English Roman Catholics Gentlemen of the Chapel Royal Composers for harpsichord Renaissance composers 16th-century English composers 17th-century English composers 16th-century English musicians 17th-century English musicians Musicians from London English male classical composers Converts to Roman Catholicism from Anglicanism Burials in Essex 17th-century male musicians