Florilegium Chamber ChoirThis CD features music for chamber choir by Thea Musgrave and Judith Lang Zaimont, with JoAnn Rice, conductor. Soloists Cheryl Benson Rowe, soprano; Paul Kelly, tenor; William Sharp, baritone; John Franklin, speaker. Walter Hilse, organ. Leonarda Catalog #LE328. Total Time 43:00 Leonarda Home Page.
Composer Thea Musgrave (alphabetical list);
Composer Judith Lang Zaimont (alphabetical list).
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Reviews: Performance: "The Florilegium Chamber Choir is a tight-knit group of 29 excellent singers with a rich sound, seamless line, and outstanding ensemble." Journal of Singing. "The Florilegium Chamber Choir performs brilliantly in this most unusual recording ...a compelling performance. American Record Guide. Florilegium was singled out by Bill Zakariasen of The New York Daily News for the best concert performance in 1985. Rorate Coeli: "A setting full of text painting and dramatic energy." Journal of Singing. "One of the richest and most imaginative things Thea Musgrave has done." Andrew Porter, The New Yorker. * Four Madrigals: "Dance-like and pensive by turn, these settings of Sir Thomas Wyatt are delightful listening." Journal of Singing. * Serenade: To Music: "No less rewarding is Zaimont's Serenade: To Music, a shimmering, filigree setting." Journal of Singing. * Parable: "Zaimont has fashioned a powerfully theatrical work ... Solo voices are combined with the ensemble in varying textures, evoking vivid images which complement the strongly emotional story." Journal of Singing. "A great work!" Gregg Smith, conductor. Recording: Recording producer: Marnie Hall. Recording engineer and post production: Judith Sherman. Recorded at Gustavus Adolphus Lutheran Church and at Park Avenue Christian Church (Parable), New York City, 1987. DDD. Support: This recording is made possible with public funds from The New York State Council on the Arts, a state agency. Additional support was provided by Mobil Foundation, Inc. Music Publishers: Musgrave: Rorate Coeli: Novello, represented in the USA by G. Schirmer/Music Sales. Four Madrigals: Wilhelm Hansen/Chester Music, represented in USA by G. Schirmer/Music Sales. Zaimont: Serenade: To Music and Parable: Contact Leonarda for information. CD Cover: Portrait of St. Matthew from "The Book of Kells," c. 800 A.D. Courtesy of The Board of Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland. Graphic Design: Marnie Hall. ©1988, Leonarda Productions, Inc. Made in the U.S.A. All rights reserved. |
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