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ID: RES10175 (EAN: 5060262790823) | 1 CD | DDD Released in: 2016
- LABEL:
- Resonus Classics
- Collection:
- Christmas Music
- Subcollection:
- Choir
- Ensembles:
- Kantorei of Kansas City
- Conductors:
- MUNCE, Chris
- Other info:
Kantorei of Kansas City & Chris Munce (director)
Missouri-based choir Kantorei of Kansas City and their director Chris Munce return to Resonus Classics with a sparkling and sophisticated recording of carols and motets for Christmas entitled To Bethlehem.
With a compelling programme of Renaissance and contemporary works for the festive season, this impressive chamber choir presents and reflects on the Christmas story through the journey to Bethlehem, including a number of world premiere recordings. Kantorei explores rarely heard works by Renaissance composers such as Giovanni Bassano, Melchior Vulpius, Jakob Reiner and Blasius Ammon combined with contemporary composers including Matthew Culloton, Ivo Antognini, R. Douglas Helvering and Kim André Arnesen among others.
1. | David Basden: Alleluia! O virga mediatrix | 2:19 | | 2. | Jocelyn Hagen: O come, O come Emmanuel | 5:02 | | 3. | Melchior Vulpius: Ascendit Joseph a Galilaea | 5:15 | | 4. | Claudio Merulo: Spiritus Sanctus in te | 3:06 | | 5. | R. Douglas Helvering: Ave Maria | 4:11 | | 6. | Jakob Reiner: Hodie Christus natus est | 2:41 | | 7. | Matthew Culloton: Angels we have heard on high | 3:00 | | 8. | Matthew Culloton: In dulci jubilo | 3:21 | | 9. | Giovanni Bassano: Angelus ad pastores ait | 2:57 | | 10. | Blasius Ammon: Parvulus filius | 2:41 | | 11. | Blasius Ammon: Magi videntes stellam | 3:05 | | 12. | Ivo Antognini: O magnum mysterium | 2:38 | | 13. | Matthew Culloton: Still, still, still | 3:42 | | 14. | Blasius Ammon: Grates nunc omnes | 2:49 | | 15. | R. Douglas Helvering: All my heart again rejoices | 4:57 | | 16. | Ivo Antognini: Silent night | 3:55 | | 17. | Kim André Arnesen: Dormi Jesu | 5:42 | | 'Their singing is exceptionally good: flawless intonation coupled with an irresistible warmth and depth. [...] An appealing collection, and the recording has plenty of depth and presence.'
The Arts Desk
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