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La Luna Asoma

Luci Serene e Chiare

O Magnum Mysterium

Quando Son Piu Lontan

Ubi Caritas Et Amor

Various Artists (Classical): Morten Lauridsen: Northwest Journey (2000 CD)

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Morten Lauridsen's two worlds define a vast dichotomy - one fed by arctic winds, with fir trees huddled in close array, its green expanse reflected in icy blue waters, and solitude the triumph of existence - the other washed with tropical breezes, shaded with dense-leaved trees and palms, a distant view to azure seas, and a cacophony of cultures and vehicles. Within each, a window on the world, a table on which to chart the future, a study lined with the markers and souvenirs of the path between them - that road untraveled except by one in his "Northwest Journey." (Peter Rutenberg, CD liner notes.)
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Format: CD
Year Released/Length: 2000 / 68:33
Record Label:RCM (Rubendo Canis Musica)
Style/Genre: Contemporary/classical choral
Voicing: Mixed chorus
A cappella?: No
Date added to our catalog:07/23/2007
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Song List:
Where Have the Actors Gone*
Dirait-On* (from Les Chanson des Roses), for mixed duet and piano (SATB/piano sheet music)
Ubi Caritas Et Amor* (Sheet music)
A Winter Come*
Variations* (for piano solo)
Madrigali (for chorus) (Sheet music)
Cuatro Canciones* (for voice and trio)
O Magnum Mysterium* (for solo voice and piano)
* Denotes a world premiere recording.

There is some accompaniment on this item - not a cappella.