CDA bridge of dreams / Ars Nova Copenhagen ; Paul Hillier with Andrew Lawrence King.
|
Featured Australian works
Work | Composer | Performers | Duration | iTunes | |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
As I crossed a bridge of dreams (1975) for unaccompanied chorus Recorded/performed at: St Paul's Church, Copenhagen, on Aug 06. |
Anne Boyd | Ars Nova Copenhagen, Paul Hillier | 11 mins, 10 sec. | |
|
Sacred kingfisher psalms (2009) for mixed choir Recorded/performed at: St Paul's Church, Copenhagen, on Sep 10. |
Ross Edwards | Ars Nova Copenhagen, Paul Hillier | 13 mins, 25 sec. |
Also includes: Mass for Saint Cecilia's day / Lou Harrison -- Five lullabies / Jack Body -- The seafarer / Liu Sola & Kevin Crossley-Holland.
Product details
Dacapo present scintillating vocal music from the Pacific Rim featuring composers and poets from China, Japan, California, New Zealand, Australia and one ancient Anglo-Saxon Seafarer.
This is unusual and lovely music sung by the Grammy Award winning vocal ensemble, Ars Nova Copenhagen, under their conductor Paul Hillier, and with early harp virtuoso Andrew Lawrence-King.
These are composers who have consciously looked beyond Western aesthetic traditions to create a musical language with a variety of different reference points. Some have found their sources close at hand in the aboriginal cultures of the land where they live, while others have looked towards the religions and music of Asia. The results are still concert music-not musical exotica-but the direction from which their ideas have arrived gives their music a sense of openness and receptivity.
Duration: 68 min.
ABC library CD booklet includes programme notes.
Related products
CD: Women of Note : A Century of Australian Composers.
Score: Sacred kingfisher psalms : for mixed choir / Ross Edwards.
CD: On the road : with St Peters Chorale / directed by Graeme Morton
CD: Our time and place / St Peters Chorale, directed by Graeme Morton.
CD: Great southern spirits / Australian Voices Youth Choir ; conductor: Graeme Morton.
User reviews
Be the first to share your thoughts, opinions and insights about this item.
To post a comment please login