Aarhus Girls Choir
Musical Movements

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Hänssler Classic
Date de sortie: 12/05/2015

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Remarque / Liste des chansons:

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01. "Tota pulchra es"

02. "Ave Maria"

03. "Cantate Domino"

04. "Bow down thine ear"

05. "Fred hviler over land og by"

06. "Swinging in the rain"

07. "Singing sand"

08. "Lyse n?tter"

09. "Yndigt durfter Danmark"

10. "Den danske sang er en ung, blond pige"

11. "S? tag mit hjerte"

12. "How very great my grief"

13. "I am the rose of Sharon"

14. "Let my beloved come into his garden"

15. "The moon-dance"

16. "Nenne Negoro no"

17. "Kuka nukkuu tuutussasi"

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The latest release in hänssler Classic's exciting new series "The Choir Project" takes listeners on a vocal excursion to Denmark. The Girls Choir of Aarhus - or more properly in the Danish tongue, "Aarhus Pigekor", is an ensemble featuring the talents of 35 young singers. Although the choir has been around since the 1940s, it's only been since 2002 that they formally set down their charter and established for themselves the highest standards of musicianship. Since then, the Aarhus Pigekor has performed all over the world, Europe, US, South Africa, China, Argentina and Canada. Their first CD was released in 2008; in 2010 the famous Danish composer Per Nørgård composed a new work especially for the choir for them to perform on their international tour called "Singing - Swinging". Naturally, this recording includes some of Nørgård's music as well as that of another distinguished collaborator, the jazz pianist and composer Søren Møller., Runningtime: 00:00:00, Labelcode HAC94704.2

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94704

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