West Coast Tour
Nordic Choir
Conductor: Weston Noble
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Format: Audio CD
Recorded: 2001
Discs: 1
Label: Dorian Festival Productions
Catalog: DFP2002-1
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Be Not Afraid
Composed by Knut Nystedt
Knut Nystedt is regarded as one of the most influential composers in Norway and has received many honors, national and international.
Ovos Omnes
Composed by T.L. Vittoria
Tomas Vittoria was a great Spanish organist and composer. A man of deep religious sentiment, Vittoria expresses in his music all the ardor and exaltation of Spanish mysticism. His music is thoroughly personal and thoroughly Spanish.
Gloria
Composed by Greg Knauf
Greg Knauf, an active accompanist, vocalist, conductor, and composer, is director of church music at Cantonsville Presbyterian Church, Cantonsville, Maryland. A graduate of the University of Miami, Mr. Knauf wrote the GLORIA for the University of Miami Chorale’s performance at the 1997 ACDA National Convention.
Praise the Lord, O My Soul
Composed by A. Gretchaninoff
Alexander Gretchaninoff was a Russian-born American composer, becoming an American citizen in 1946. His music is rooted in the Russian national tradition with rich harmonic structure and the characteristic use of the low bass.
Water Night
Composed by Eric Whitacre
Born in 1970, Eric Whitacre is an accomplished composer, conductor, and clinician. He has received performances of his choral and instrumental works throughout the United States, Canada and Japan.
The Eight Chestnut Horses
Composed by Se Enkhbayar
Mongolian songs often praise horses, real and legendary, reflecting the close relationship between horses and humans. A 13th century chronicle refers to the eight chestnut horses of Genghis Khan, and they have thus become a symbol of national identity which embodies the Mongolian people’s love for their native language and culture. Indigenous Mongolian musical rhythms are often patterned after the rhythm of a running horse. Such rhythms represent one of the major ethnic features of Mongolian music, and can be found throughout the piece.
Hacia Belén Va Un Borrico
Arranged by Shaw/Parker
The excellent duo of Robert Shaw and Alice Parker once again has given the choral world a superb arrangement. The animal, here a donkey, is part of the Christmas tradition in Spain.
Didn’t My Lord Deliver Daniel?
Arranged by Moses Hogan
The gifted Moses Hogan has set this traditional spiritual in a fresh, vibrant manner.
O Lord God
Composed by Paul Tschesnokoff
A Russian composer who devoted himself exclusively to choral composition, both secular and sacred, Tschesnokoff embodies the traditional rich harmonic structure and use of the low bass. He is best known for his composition SALVATION IS CREATED. O LORD GOD has endeared itself to Nordic Choir as its closing selection for over 50 years. “I will sing to the Lord as Long as I live!”
When I Survey the Wondrous Cross
Arranged by Gilbert Martin
Gilbert Martin, a contemporary American composer, has given us this unique harmonic setting of a familiar hymn.
Excerpts from “Requiem”
Composed by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
- Introit
- Kyrie
- Dies Irae
- Rex tremendae
- Confutatis
- Lacrymosa
- Hostias
- Sanctus
“Mozart’s REQUIEM—the composer’s last and unfinished work—was commissioned by Count Franz von Wallsegg, who wished to have it performed in memory of his departed wife as his own composition. In order not to forfeit the handsome commission fee, Mozart’s widow Constanze decided to have the work completed in secrecy, so that the finished version could be presented as her husband’s final effort. The REQUIEM is known to the general public in the version undertaken immediately after Mozart’s death by his assistant by his assistant Franz Xavier Sussmayr.”—Robert D. Levin.
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