2005
CD
United States of America
The collection of songs that aim to take the listener on a journey from the depths of despair to the pinnacles of joy with words from Wordsworth: "Though fallen thyself, never to rise again, Live and take comfort."
Cantus Recordings (CTS-1202)
For unaccompanied men's chorus (except track 6 with tam-tam and track 17 with piano)
Performed by Cantus; with assisting musicians
Sung in Latin, Italian, Finnish, German, English, and French; with accompanying lyrics in English
Buklett 34 lk.
CD package includes 40-page booklet of texts from the works featured on this recording
Designed by Bass Timothy Takach.
24-bit high resolution recording
Recorded in the Chapel Of The Good Shepherd, Shattuck-St. Mary's School, Faribault, MN
John Atkinson: Digital Editing, Engineer, Recording
Jean Sibelius.
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Pablo Casals
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Carl Orff
Kelvin Chan (Baritone), Brian Arreola (Tenor), Michael Hanawalt (Tenor), Adam Reinwald (Baritone), Paul Wilson (Baritone), Lawrence Wiliford (Tenor)
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Carl Orff
Kelvin Chan (Baritone), Brian Arreola (Tenor), Michael Hanawalt (Tenor), Adam Reinwald (Baritone), Paul Wilson (Baritone), Lawrence Wiliford (Tenor)
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Carl Orff
Kelvin Chan (Baritone), Brian Arreola (Tenor), Michael Hanawalt (Tenor), Adam Reinwald (Baritone), Paul Wilson (Baritone), Lawrence Wiliford (Tenor)
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Veljo Tormis
Dave Hagedorn (Tamtam)
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Josquin des Prez
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Jean Sibelius
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Franz Schubert
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Kenneth Jennings
Alan Dunbar (Bass), Adam Reinwald (Baritone)
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Kenneth Jennings
Alan Dunbar (Bass), Adam Reinwald (Baritone)
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Leevi Madetoja
Adam Reinwald (Baritone)
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Leevi Madetoja
Adam Reinwald (Baritone)
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Leevi Madetoja
Adam Reinwald (Baritone)
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Leevi Madetoja
Adam Reinwald (Baritone)
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Randall Thompson
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Claude Debussy
Charles Kemper (Piano), Brian Arreola (Tenor)
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Samuel Barber
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/---/ Veljo Tormis’ Varjele, Jumala, Soasta, a prayer to God to “protect us from war”, features what must be the most terrifying tam-tam crescendo ever recorded. There’s power aplenty in these utterances, presented with complete conviction and often hair-raising ensemble technique–the effects of perfect vocal balance and blend and uniformity of dynamics. (David Vernier)
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The combination of accessible world music and transparent sound featured on Let Your Voice Be Heard, the CD released in 2001 by male-voice choir Cantus, made it an audiophile favorite. Stereophile editor John Atkinson returned to Minnesota earlier this year to record Cantus for a second time. (2002-09-22)
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/---/ Veljo Tormis’ Varjele, Jumala, Soasta, a prayer to God to “protect us from war”, features what must be the most terrifying tam-tam crescendo ever recorded. There’s power aplenty in these utterances, presented with complete conviction and often hair-raising ensemble technique–the effects of perfect vocal balance and blend and uniformity of dynamics. (David Vernier)
Classics Today
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The combination of accessible world music and transparent sound featured on Let Your Voice Be Heard, the CD released in 2001 by male-voice choir Cantus, made it an audiophile favorite. Stereophile editor John Atkinson returned to Minnesota earlier this year to record Cantus for a second time. (2002-09-22)
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