Robert Simpson / Ken Cowan / Houston Chamber Choir -Die Chorwerke -Signum Classics CD Grooves.land/Playthek

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Messe "Cum Jubilo" pour choeur de barytons et orgue, Op. 11

01. Ken Cowan "I. Kyrie"

02. Ken Cowan "II. Gloria"

03. Ken Cowan "III. Sanctus"

04. Ken Cowan "IV. Benedictus"

05. Ken Cowan "V. Agnus Dei"
Quatre Motets sur des th?mes gr?goriens pour choeur a cappella, Op.10

06. Houston Chamber Choir "I. Ubi caritas"

07. Houston Chamber Choir "II. Tota pulchra es"

08. Houston Chamber Choir "III. Tu es Petrus"

09. Houston Chamber Choir "IV. Tantum ergo"

10. Houston Chamber Choir "Notre P?re pour choeur a cappella"
Requiem pour soli, choeurs et orgue, Op. 9

11. Ken Cowan "I. Introit"

12. Ken Cowan "II. Kyrie"

13. Ken Cowan "III. Domine Jesu Christe"

14. Ken Cowan "IV. Sanctus & Benedictus"

15. Ken Cowan "V. Pie Jesu"

16. Ken Cowan "VI. Agnus Dei"

17. Ken Cowan "VII. Lux aeterna"

18. Ken Cowan "VIII. Libera me"

19. Ken Cowan "IX. In Paradisum"

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Houston Chamber Choir

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The choral works of DuruflÃ©, like his organ works, are small in number but beautifully crafted. Frequently written and rewritten until he was completely satisfied, he was a composer who rethought and reconfigured his music right up to the moment he had to let go of it. Often described as a man out of step with his times, his pieces look back to Gregorian chant and plainsong at a time when the musical life of his home city of Paris was steeped in radical new compositional ideas â?? a testament perhaps to DuruflÃ©â??s enduring love of Franceâ??s choral heritage. In a new recording produced by GrammyÂ® winning producer Blanton Alspaugh, the Houston Chamber Choir are led by artistic director Robert Simpson on their first release with Signum Records. - HOUSTON CHAMBER CHOIR

The choral works of Duruflé, like his organ works, are small in number but beautifully crafted. Frequently written and rewritten until he was completely satisfied, he was a composer who rethought and re-configured his music right up to the moment he had to let go of it. Often described as a man out of step with his times, his pieces look back to Gregorian chant and plainsong at a time when the musical life of his home city of Paris was steeped in radical new compositional ideas - a testament perhaps to Duruflé's enduring love of France's choral heritage. In a new recording produced by Grammy® winning producer Blanton Alspaugh, the Houston Chamber Choir are led by artistic director Robert Simpson on their first release with Signum Records.

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SIGCD571

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