Wydawnictwo: Delphian
Nr katalogowy: DCD 34184
Nośnik: 1 CD
Data wydania: październik 2016
EAN: 801918341847
Nr katalogowy: DCD 34184
Nośnik: 1 CD
Data wydania: październik 2016
EAN: 801918341847
Praetorius / Todd / Weir: Drop down, ye heavens: Advent antiphons for choir and saxophone
Delphian - DCD 34184
Kompozytor
Michael Praetorius (1571-1621)
Will Todd (ur. 1970)
Judith Weir
Pierre Certon, Matthew Kaner, Bonnie Miksch, Samuel Rathbone, Antoine de Mornable, Francis Pott, Richard Allain, Gareth Wilson, Stuart Turnbull, Josquin des Prez, Ralph Allwood
Michael Praetorius (1571-1621)
Will Todd (ur. 1970)
Judith Weir
Pierre Certon, Matthew Kaner, Bonnie Miksch, Samuel Rathbone, Antoine de Mornable, Francis Pott, Richard Allain, Gareth Wilson, Stuart Turnbull, Josquin des Prez, Ralph Allwood
Utwory na płycie:
Judith Weir:
Drop down, ye heavens, from above
Will Todd:
O Wisdom
Pierre Certon:
O Adonai
Matthew Kaner:
O Adonai
Bonnie Miksch:
There is no rose
Samuel Rathbone:
O Root of Jesse
Antoine de Mornable:
O Clavis David
Francis Pott:
O Key of David
Richard Allain:
O Day-spring
Michael Praetorius:
Praesepe iam fulget tuum
Gareth Wilson:
O King of the Nations
Stuart Turnbull:
O Emmanuel
Josquin des Prez:
O Virgo virginum
Ralph Allwood:
O Virgin of virgins
Drop down, ye heavens, from above
Will Todd:
O Wisdom
Pierre Certon:
O Adonai
Matthew Kaner:
O Adonai
Bonnie Miksch:
There is no rose
Samuel Rathbone:
O Root of Jesse
Antoine de Mornable:
O Clavis David
Francis Pott:
O Key of David
Richard Allain:
O Day-spring
Michael Praetorius:
Praesepe iam fulget tuum
Gareth Wilson:
O King of the Nations
Stuart Turnbull:
O Emmanuel
Josquin des Prez:
O Virgo virginum
Ralph Allwood:
O Virgin of virgins
Siglo de Oro’s first commercial recording sees the choir and its director Patrick Allies in collaboration with saxophonist Sam Corkin. Their intriguing programme highlights the saxophone's natural kinship with the human voice, as well as the endless expressive possibilities which this versatile instrument stimulates in the imaginations of modern composers. Its athletic vigour launches Will Todd’s O Wisdom, the first of eight settings of the Advent antiphons in English which, having been commissioned by the present artists, now form the backbone of this recording. Elsewhere the instrument soars above the voices’ urgent prophecy and imploration, while the choir is heard unaccompanied in glowing renditions of sixteenth-century polyphony – works by Pierre Certon, Antoine de Mornable, Michael Praetorius and Josquin des Prez, whose music complements the atmosphere of quiet expectancy proper to Advent.
This beautiful and compelling programme highlights the saxophone's natural kinship with the human voice, as well as the endless expressive possibilities which this versatile instrument stimulates in the imaginations of modern composers.
This beautiful and compelling programme highlights the saxophone's natural kinship with the human voice, as well as the endless expressive possibilities which this versatile instrument stimulates in the imaginations of modern composers.