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Disc 01
 01. Asher Edward Wulfman "Mass: Devotions before Mass: Antiphon: Kyrie eleison (High Soprano, Bass, Soprano 2, Alto, Tenor, Baritone)" 02. Asher Edward Wulfman "Mass: Devotions before Mass: Hymn and Psalm, "A Simple Song" (Celebrant)" 03. Sykes, Jubilant "Mass: Devotions before Mass: Responsory, "Alleluia" (Soprano 1, Soprano 2, Alto, Tenor, Baritone, Bass)" 04. Sykes, Jubilant "Mass: First Introit: Prefatory Prayers (Street Chorus, Soprano 1, Soprano 2, Soprano, Celebrant, Boy Soprano, Boys' Choi" 05. Asher Edward Wulfman "Mass: First Introit: Thrice-Triple Canon: Dominus vobiscum (Celebrant, Boys' Choir, Street Chorus)" 06. Asher Edward Wulfman "Mass: Second Introit: In nomine Patris (Boys' Choir, Chorus, Celebrant)" 07. Sykes, Jubilant "Mass: Second Introit: Prayer for the Congregation, "Almighty Father" (Chorus)" 08. Sykes, Jubilant "Mass: Second Introit: Epiphany (Celebrant)" 09. Asher Edward Wulfman "Mass: Confession: Confiteor (Chorus)" 10. Asher Edward Wulfman "Mass: Confession: Trope, "I Don't Know" (First Rock Singer and Descant, Second Rock Singer, Male Street Chorus)" 11. Asher Edward Wulfman "Mass: Confession: Trope, "Easy" (First Blues Singer, Second Rock Singer, Second Blues Singer, Third Rock Singer, Third B" 12. Asher Edward Wulfman "Mass: Meditation No. 1" 13. Sykes, Jubilant "Mass: Gloria: Gloria tibi (Celebrant, Boys' Choir)" 14. Asher Edward Wulfman "Mass: Gloria: Gloria in Excelsis (Chorus)" 15. Asher Edward Wulfman "Mass: Gloria: Trope, "Half of the People" (Street Chorus, Chorus)" 16. Asher Edward Wulfman "Mass: Gloria: Trope, "Thank You" (Soprano, Street Chorus)" 17. Asher Edward Wulfman "Mass: Meditation No. 2" 18. Sykes, Jubilant "Mass: Epistle: "The Word of the Lord" (Celebrant, A Young Man, Another Young Man, Street Chorus, An Older Man, A Young W" 19. Sykes, Jubilant "Mass: Gospel-Sermon: "God Said" (Preacher, Street Chorus, 5 Solo Voices)" 20. Asher Edward Wulfman "Mass: Credo: Credo in unum Deum (Celebrant, Chorus)" 21. Sykes, Jubilant "Mass: Credo: Trope: "Non Credo" (Street Chorus Male Group, Baritone) - "Crucifixus" (Chorus)" 22. Asher Edward Wulfman "Mass: Credo: Trope, "Hurry" (Mezzo-soprano) - Sedet ad dexteram Patris (Chorus)" 23. Asher Edward Wulfman "Mass: Credo: Trope, "World without End" (Street Chorus, Mezzo-soprano) - Et in Spiritum Sanctum (Chorus, 3 Solo Voices)" 24. Sykes, Jubilant "Mass: Credo: Trope, "I Believe in God" (3 Solo Voices, Street Chorus, Rock Singer, Chorus)" 25. Asher Edward Wulfman "Mass: Meditation No. 3 (De profundis, Part 1) (Chorus, Celebrant)" 26. Asher Edward Wulfman "Mass: Offertory (De profundis, Part 2) (Boys' Choir, Chorus)"
Disc 02
01. Sykes, Jubilant "Mass: The Lord's Prayer: Our Father # (Celebrant)" 02. Sykes, Jubilant "Mass: The Lord's Prayer: Trope, "I Go On" (Celebrant)" 03. Sykes, Jubilant "Mass: Sanctus (Celebrant, Boys' Choir, Chorus, Counter-tenors, Street Chorus)" 04. Asher Edward Wulfman "Mass: Agnus Dei (Soloists of Street Chorus, Street Chorus, Celebrant, Chorus)" 05. Sykes, Jubilant "Mass: Fraction: "Things Get Broken" (Celebrant)" 06. Asher Edward Wulfman "Mass: Pax: Communion, "Secret Songs" (Boy Soprano, Bass, Soprano 1, Soprano 2, Tenor 1, Tenor 2, Street Chorus, Celebran"
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Sykes/ Baltimore Symphony Orchestra |
| | Description: | During his legendary tenure at the New York Philharmonic from 1958 to 1969, Leonard Bernstein composed only two works, Symphony No. 3: Kaddish (1963) and Chichester Psalms (1965). He had dedicated Kaddish to the memory of John F. Kennedy shortly after his assassination, and when Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis asked Bernstein to compose a piece for the 1971 inauguration of the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C., he was eager to honor the occasion with a new, large-scale work because he knew he had always wanted "to compose a service of one sort or another." The son of Russian-Jewish parents, a social liberal, and lifelong activist, Bernstein made a surprising choice: the Roman Catholic Mass. But instead of a straightforward, purely musical setting of the Latin liturgy, he created a broadly eclectic theatrical event by placing the 400-year-old religious rite into a tense, dramatic dialog with music and lyrics of the 20th century vernacular, using this dialectic to explore the crisis in faith and cultural breakdown of the post-Kennedy era.
Sony Classical is celebrating this anniversary by releasing a remastered 2 CD plus book edition in collaboration with the Leonard Bernstein office with numerous previously unreleased photos and facsimiles, synopsis and libretto and new liner notes. - SYKES/BALTIMORE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRAWhen Leonard Bernstein was asked by Jackie O to compose the inaugural work for the opening of the J.F. Kennedy Center for performing arts in Wash. D.C. Maestro Bernstein wrote: "The Mass is also an extremely dramatic event in itself, it even suggests a theater work." | | | Producer: |
Steven Epstein |
| | No. of tracks: |
32 |
| | Manufacturer No.: |
8559622-23 |
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