Narbutaite Onute - Three Symphonies of the Mother of God - Lithuanian National Symphony Orchestra CD
Artikelnummer
8572295
Besättning
CD
Kompositör
Narbutaite Onute
89 kr
Lithuanian National Symphony Orchestra Kaunas State Choir Aidija Chamber Choir Robertas Servenikas, conductor The eloquent, expressive music of Lithuanian...
Lithuanian National Symphony Orchestra
Kaunas State Choir
Aidija Chamber Choir
Robertas Servenikas, conductor
The eloquent, expressive music of Lithuanian neo-romantic composer Onute Narbutaite is noted for its sense of aristocratic poise and strong compositional discipline. Her Tres Dei Matris Symphoniae (Three Symphonies of the Mother of God) is not a conventional oratorio but a symphony, or three symphonies with choir which embrace the Revelation, the Birth of Jesus and the Crucifixion in settings of the Ave Maria, Gloria, Stabat Mater and Hildegard von Bingen's O clarissima Mater. The effect is of hearing something both deeply familiar and eternally new, rich material for personal contemplation.
Tres Dei Matris Symphoniae
I. Introitus
II. Symphonia prima: Angelus Domini
III. Symphonia secunda: Bethleem
IV. Symphonia tertia: Mater Dolorosa
V. Oratio
Lithuanian National Symphony Orchestra
Kaunas State Choir
Aidija Chamber Choir
Robertas Servenikas, conductor
The eloquent, expressive music of Lithuanian neo-romantic composer Onute Narbutaite is noted for its sense of aristocratic poise and strong compositional discipline. Her Tres Dei Matris Symphoniae (Three Symphonies of the Mother of God) is not a conventional oratorio but a symphony, or three symphonies with choir which embrace the Revelation, the Birth of Jesus and the Crucifixion in settings of the Ave Maria, Gloria, Stabat Mater and Hildegard von Bingen's O clarissima Mater. The effect is of hearing something both deeply familiar and eternally new, rich material for personal contemplation.
Tres Dei Matris Symphoniae
I. Introitus
II. Symphonia prima: Angelus Domini
III. Symphonia secunda: Bethleem
IV. Symphonia tertia: Mater Dolorosa
V. Oratio