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POWERS OF HEAVEN - ORTHODOX MUSIC OF THE 17TH & 18TH CENTUR.
Paul HILLIER - ESTONIAN PHILHARMONIC CHAMBER CHOIR
- Ref. AA0662
- HARMONIA MUNDI, 2003. Enregistrement 2002.
Dmitry Bortniansky (1751-1825) - Giuseppe Sarti (1729-1802) - Vasily Titov (c.1650-c.1715) - Nikolay Diletsky (c.1630-c.1680) - Artemy Vedel (1767-1808)
Interprètes
- Paul HILLIER : Chef de choeur, Ténor, Direction
- ESTONIAN PHILHARMONIC CHAMBER CHOIR : Choeur mixte
Œuvres
- Dmitry Stepanovich BORTNIANSKY : Da isparavitsia molitiva moia (Let My Prayer Arise), hymne
- Giuseppe SARTI : Nyne sily nebesnyia (Now the Powers of Heaven), hymne
- Dmitry Stepanovich BORTNIANSKY : Hymne chérubin (n°7 d'une série de 9 pièces)
- ANONYME : O presviataia Mariye Devitse (O Most Holy Maiden Mary), hymne
- Vassili TITOV : Slava / Yedinorodnyi Syne (Glory / Only-Begotten Son), hymne
- Baldassare GALUPPI : Plotiyu usnov (In the Flesh Thou Didst Fall Asleep), hymne a cappella
- Dmitry Stepanovich BORTNIANSKY : Concerto sacré pour choeur a cappella n°24 "Vozvedokh ochi moyi v gory" (I Lift Up My Eyes to the Mountains)
- Nikolay Pavlovich DILETZKY : Khavalite imia Gospodne (Praise the Name of the Lord), hymne,
- Dmitry Stepanovich BORTNIANSKY : Concerto sacré pour choeur a cappella n°27 "Glasom moim ko Gospodu vozzvakh" (With My Voice I Cried Out the Lord)
- Artemy VEDEL : Na rekaakh babilonskiky (By the Rivers of Babylon), psaume
- Dmitry Stepanovich BORTNIANSKY : Concerto sacré pour choeur a cappella n°32 "Skazhi mi, Gospodi, kpnchinu miyu" (Lord, Make Me to Know My End)
Pistes
- 1 No.2 Bortniansky: Let My Prayer Arise
- 2 Sarti: Now the Powers of Heaven
- 3 No. 7 Bortniansky: Cherubic Hymn
- 4 O Most Holy Maiden Mary
- 5 Titov: Glory / Only-Begotten Son
- 6 Galuppi: In the Flesh Thou Didst Fall Asleep
- 7 Concerto No. 24 Bortniansky: I Lift Up My Eyes To The Mountains
- 8 Diletsky: Praise The Name of the Lord
- 9 Concerto No. 27 Bortniansky: With My Voice I Cried Out to the Lord
- 10 Vedel: By the Rivers of Babylon
- 11 Concerto No.32 Bortniansky: Lord, Make Me To Know My End