Eric Whitacre Recordings - Conspirare Requiem (Howells/Whitacre/Pizzetti/Paulus) (CD)

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Conspirare Requiem (Howells/Whitacre/Pizzetti/Paulus) (CD)

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"Requiem: We Are So Lightly Here"
Craig Hella Johnson, Conductor - Conspirare Company of Voices (2006) - www.conspirare.org

Conspirare is a professional mixed choir based in Austin, Texas. The singers in the group come from around the country, though, all drawn to the group's singular task - to create quality choral music, melding both traditional and contemporary styles into their own signature sound. Conductor Craig Hella Johnson is esteemed in his own right, having attended St. Olaf College, Julliard and Yale, and has served in the past as artistic director of Chanticleer (for the 1998 season), the Houston Masterworks Chorale and the Victoria Bach Festival. The award-winning choir itself infuses their performances with "passion, sensitivity and playfulness." (www.conspirare.org) This double CD set is their second release on the Clarion label. Their debut CD, "through the green fuse" is also available.

Track List:
Disc 1
Requiem (Herbert Howells)
- Salvator Mundi
- Psalm 23
- Requiem aeternam (1)
- Psalm 121
- Requieum aeternam (2)
- I Heard a Voice from Heaven
Three Songs of Faith (Eric Whitacre)
- i will wade out (Sheet Music)
- hope, faith, life, love (Sheet Music)
- i thank You God for most this amazing day (Sheet Music)
We Remember Them (Donald Grantham)
Be Music, Night (Bradley Ellingboe)

Disc 2
Requiem (Ildebrando Pizzetti)
- Requiem
- Dies Irae
- Sanctus
- Agnus Dei
- Libera Me
The Road Home (Stephen Paulus)
Requieum (Eliza Gilkyson)