Tintinnabuli

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CD Details

Released: March 10, 2015
Originally Released: 2015
Label: Gimell

Tracks:

1.Sieben Magnificat - Antiphonen: O Weisheit
2.Sieben Magnificat - Antiphonen: O Adonai
3.Sieben Magnificat - Antiphonen: O Spross aus Isais Wurzel
4.Sieben Magnificat - Antiphonen: O Schl_ssel Davids
5.Sieben Magnificat - Antiphonen: O Morgenstern
6.Sieben Magnificat - Antiphonen: O K? Nig Aller V? Lker
7.Sieben Magnificat - Antiphonen: O Immanuel
8.Magnificat
9.Which Was the Son of
10.Nunc dimittis: Nunc dimittis
11.Nunc dimittis: Quia viderunt oculi mei
12.Nunc dimittis: Gloria
13.The Woman with the Alabaster Box: Now when Jesus was in Bethany
14.The Woman with the Alabaster Box: Why trouble ye the woman?
15.The Woman with the Alabaster Box: Verily I say unto you
16.Tribute to Caesar: Then went the Pharisees
17.Tribute to Caesar: and they brought unto him a penny
18.I Am the True Vine
19.Triodion: Introduction. In the name of the Father
20.Triodion: Ode 1. We do homage
21.Triodion: Ode 2. Unto the Birth - giver of God
22.Triodion: Ode 3. A rule of faith
23.Triodion: Coda. Glory to the Father

Product Description:

To celebrate Arvo P„rt's 80th birthday, Gimell presents a new recording of some of the Estonian composer's finest a cappella choral works. This is the first album of contemporary music from The Tallis Scholars since their famous 1984 recording of works by John Tavener. The program here includes several major works including the Magnificat, Sieben Magnificat-Antiphonen, Triodion and I Am the True Vine. The album's title refers to the compositional style P„rt developed in the 1970s and now employs in most of his works. This simple style was influenced by the composer's mystical experiences with sacred chant. Tintinnabuli works often have a slow and meditative tempo and a minimalist approach to both notation and performance.