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Format : 1 CD Total Time : 00:46:52
Recording : 2015-2016 Location : Gerlafingen Country : Allemagne Sound : Eglise / Stereo
Label : Rondeau Catalog No. : ROP6134 EAN : 4037408061346 Price Code : DM017A
Publishing Year : 2016 Release Date : 25/11/2016
Genre : Classical
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Ruggero Giovannelli (1560-1625) Beata es, virgo MariaSergei Rachmaninov (1873-1943) Bogoroditse DevoKunibertas Dobrovolskis (1932-1986) Es kommt ein Schiff geladenIvo Antognini (1963-) Ave Maris Stella Stille NachtOla Gjeilo (1978-) Second Eve (Ave Maria)Hans Egg (1957-) O Heiland, reiß die Himmel aufGottfried Wolters (1910-1989) Maria durch ein Dornwald gingJim Clements (1983-) Gabriel's MessageBrian Kay (1944-) Gaudate, Christus est natusGiovanni Gabrieli (1557-1612) Jubilate DeoMichael Praetorius (1571-1621) In dulci jubilo Es ist ein Ros entsprungenGustaf Nordqvist (1886-1949) Jul, Jul, Stralande JulJosef Michel (1928-2002) Oh du fröhlicheEric William Barnum (1979-) Sweeter Still, A holiday CarolPaul Mealor (1975-) A Spotless Rose
Chœur d'enfants de la Cathédrale St. Ours de Soleure Andreas Reize, direction
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The Singknaben of the Cathedral of St. Ursus in Solothurn are the oldest boys' choir in Switzerland. With Now Sleeps the Crimson Petal they bridge the gap between the Middle Ages and modern times by skillfully blending carols and motets of the old masters together with those of contemporary composers. Take for example Michael Praetorius’ (1571-1621) beautiful setting of Es ist ein Ros entsprungen, which is juxtaposed against a new arrangement by Paul Mealor (b. 1975). Early music in a new guise can also be found in Gaudate, Christus est natus and O Heiland,reiß die Himmel auf as well as in the medieval hymn Ave Maris Stella, which Ivo Antognini (b. 1963) specifically reset to music for the choir. With the CD, the Singknaben, under the direction of Andreas Reize, string together a row of musical gems from different centuries that are all related to each other and together provide a comprehensive overview of Christmas traditions over the centuries.
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