Sigvards Klava / Latvian Radio Choir -All-Night-Vigil / Sacred Choral Works -Ondine CD Grooves.land/Playthek

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Vsenoshchnoye bdeniye op. 52 (Nachtvesper, 17 Ch?re für gemischten Chor)

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01. "Bless the lord, o my soul"

02. "Kathisma: Blessed is the man"

03. "Lord, I call"

04. "Gladsome light"

05. "Rejoice, o Virgin"

06. "The Lord is God"

07. "Praise the name of the Lord"

08. "Blessed art thou, o Lord"

09. "From my youth"

10. "Having beheld the resurrection of Christ"

11. "Common Katavasia: I shall open my lips"

12. "Theotokion: Thou art most blessed"

13. "The great doxology"

14. "To thee, the victoriuos leader"

15. "Hymnus zu Ehren der Heiligen Cyrill und Methodius F-Dur"
Lieder op. 54 Nr. 1-16 (Kinderlieder) (Auszug)

16. "Nr. 5 Die Legende"

17. "Juristenlied"

18. "Der Engel jauchzt G-Dur"

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Latvian Radio Choir/ Sigvards Klava

Description:

This album presents a sequel for the award-winning album (ICMA Choral disc of the year) of Tchaikovsky's sacred choral works by the Latvian Radio Choir and conductor Sigvards Klava. These two albums together form the composer's complete sacred works for the choir. The All-Night Vigil Op. 52 for mixed choir, also known as the Vesper Service, was written between May 1881 and March 1882. It was first performed by the Chudovsky Chorus conducted by Pyotr Sakharov in Moscow at the concert hall of the All-Russian Industrial and Art Exhibition on 27 June 1882. Tchaikovsky described the work as 'An essay in harmonization of liturgical chants.' For this work the composer carefully studied the tradition of musical practice in the Russian Orthodox Church, which could vary considerably from one region to another. This beautiful, yet rarely recorded work is accompanied by four other choral works all written during the same decade: Hymn in Honour of Saints Cyril and Methodius as part of commemorations of the 1000th anniversary of the death of Saint Methodius, A Legend, originally coming from the collection Sixteen Songs for Children, Jurists' Song, for the 50th anniversary of the founding of the Imperial School of Jurisprudence in St Petersburg, and The Angel Cried Out, a beautiful traditional Russian Orthodox Easter hymn and Tchaikovsky's final choral work., Runningtime: 00:00:00, Choir: Latvian Radio Choir, Composed By: Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, Conductor: Sigvards K?ava, Edited By: SIG.MA Studio, Engineer: Agnese Strel?a, Executive-Producer: Dace Bula, Executive-Producer: Reijo Kiilunen, Liner Notes: J?nis Torg?ns, Mixed By, Mastered By: Enno Mäemets, Photography By: Daina Geidmane, Photography By: Pauls Zvirbulis, Translated By: Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, Words By: Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, Words By: ??????? ???????, Labelcode OND1352.2 (ODE 1352-2), Phonographic Copyright (p) SLLC Latvijas Koncerti, Riga, Copyright (c) Ondine Oy, Glass Mastered At Arvato, Recorded At St. John's Church, Riga, Mixed At Editroom

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ODE1352-2

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