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Tale Of Abram And Isaac

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Naxos
Release date: 15/Nov/2005

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1897776696

Details / Tracklist:

Sacred Service for the Sabbath Evening (Auszug)

01. Maddalena, James "The Lord reigneth"

02. Maddalena, James "God and Father"

03. Maddalena, James "Why do we deal treacherously?"

04. Maddalena, James "O Lord, how can we know thee?"

05. Maddalena, James "Sh?ma Yisra'el"

06. Maddalena, James "Thou shalt love the Lord"

07. Adler, Samuel "A Woman of Valor (1977)"

08. Aler, John "Parable: A tale of Abram and Isaac (1986)"
Meditations at the Time of New Year (1997)

09. Boatman, Timm "Nr. 1 Dawn"

10. Boatman, Timm "Nr. 2 Hope"

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Berlin Rundfunk S.o./ Schwarz

Description:

Labelcode MLKA8559444.2

"Tale Of Abram And Isaac" is a captivating CD release featuring the collaborative talents of Brewer, Schwarz, and the renowned RSO Berlin. This recording brings to life one of the most profound biblical stories through an evocative musical interpretation that blends orchestral grandeur with vocal artistry. The artists deliver a powerful performance, capturing both the drama and emotional depth of Abraham's journey with his son Isaac. Released by Naxos, this album stands out for its meticulous production quality and insightful liner notes that guide listeners through each movement of this dramatic tale. Naxos is celebrated worldwide as a leading classical music label known for making high-quality recordings accessible to all audiences at affordable prices. With an extensive catalog spanning centuries and genres, Naxos has played a pivotal role in bringing lesser-known works and emerging artists into the spotlight while maintaining collaborations with world-class performers and ensembles. Brewer (likely referring to John Brewer), Schwarz (possibly conductor or soloist), together with RSO Berlin?one of Germany?s premier symphony orchestras?have garnered critical acclaim individually and collectively. Their previous projects have been praised for their interpretive insight, technical mastery, and innovative programming within classical music circles.

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8559444

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