Utwory na płycie:

• The Veil of the Temple, Cycle I: i. Mystical Love Song of the Sufis
• The Veil of the Temple, Cycle II: viii. Thrice-Holy Hymn - Resurrection
• The Veil of the Temple, Cycle VIII: ii. Awake Thou That Sleepest
• The Veil of the Temple, Cycle III: i. Primordial Call
• The Veil of the Temple, Cycle VIII: iv. Rending of the Veil of the Temple: Maya Atma
• The Veil of the Temple, Cycle III: iii. O Blessed Paradise, Pray for Me
• The Veil of the Temple, Cycle VIII: vi. Light of Christ
• The Veil of the Temple, Cycle IV: ii. Mystery of the Nothingness of God
• The Veil of the Temple, Cycle VIII: viii. New Jerusalem - Upanishad Hymn
• The Veil of the Temple, Cycle V: ii. You Mantle Yourself in Light
• The Veil of the Temple, Cycle V: iii. Jesus Prayer
• The Veil of the Temple, Cycle VII: ii. Absolved in the Mirror
• The Veil of the Temple, Cycle V: iv. The Lord's Prayer
• The Veil of the Temple, Cycle VI: i. Primordial Call
• The Veil of the Temple, Cycle VI: ii. What God is, we do not know
• The Veil of the Temple, Cycle VI: iii. God of Strength
• The Veil of the Temple, Cycle VI: iv. Kyrie Eleison - Chant
• The Veil of the Temple, Cycle VI: v. Te Re Rem – Ecstatic Chant
• The Veil of the Temple, Cycle VI: vi. Jesus Having Risen from the Tomb
• The Veil of the Temple, Cycle VII: iii. Jesus Prayer
• The Veil of the Temple, Cycle II: ii. God's Creation
• The Veil of the Temple, Cycle VII: v. Mary Theotokos
• The Veil of the Temple, Cycle II: iv. Our Father
• The Veil of the Temple, Cycle VII: vii. Mother of God
• The Veil of the Temple, Cycle II: vi. Alleluia, Theos Erastos
• The Veil of the Temple, Cycle VII: ix. The Gospel of St John

“I regard The Veil of the Temple as the supreme achievement of my life and the most important work that I have ever composed.” Sir John Tavener

Signum Records are proud to re-release the landmark recording of Sir John Tavener’s The Veil of the Temple at the start of what would have been Tavener’s 75th year.

This 2CD set captures the concert-version of this epic 8-hour work, composed to last through the night until dawn in the manner of the grand vigils of the Orthodox Church. Combining the psalms of a number of different religious, Tavener skillfully blends together a work that is truly all-encompasing in its scale and spiritual fervour.