Episode #66 of the DCD Classical 'Cast showcases the latest release from the Seattle Pro Musica. "American Masterpieces" is a collection of American choral works from the last 50 years (or thereabouts).
Samuel Barber and Leonard Bernstein are represented, as well as newer composers such as Morten Lauridsen. Also featured are works commissioned by the Seattle Pro Musica, and two selections by their director, Karen P. Thomas.
It's a beautiful collection of choral works, beautifully performed.
- Ralph
This program we play:
Morten Lauridsen: Se per havervi, oime from "Madrigali: Six Fire Songs on Italian Renaissance Poetry"
The Seattle Pro Musica; Karen P. Thomas, conductor
Samuel Barber: The Coolin' from "Reincarnations"
The Seattle Pro Musica; Karen P. Thomas, conductor
How Can I Keep From Singing?, arranged by Karen P. Thomas
The Seattle Pro Musica; Karen P. Thomas, conductor
Leonard Bernstein: Chichester Psalms
The Seattle Pro Musica; Karen P. Thomas, conductor
Friday, April 10, 2009
DCD 066 - American Masterpieces
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Labels: choral, modern, Seattle Pro Musica
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