American Polyphony
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Label: Hyperion
Cat No: CDA67929
Format: CD
Number of Discs: 1
Genre: Vocal/Choral
Release Date: 29th June 2015
Contents
Works
Agnus DeiA nun takes the veil: Heaven-Haven (choral setting by Barber of 4 Songs, op.13 no.1)
Let down the Bars, O Death, op.8 no.2
Reincarnations, op.16
The Virgin Martyrs, op.8 no.1
To be Sung on the Water, op.42 no.2
Twelfth Night, op.42 no.1
Missa Brevis
Motets (4)
Alleluia
Fare Well
Artists
PolyphonyConductor
Stephen LaytonWorks
Agnus DeiA nun takes the veil: Heaven-Haven (choral setting by Barber of 4 Songs, op.13 no.1)
Let down the Bars, O Death, op.8 no.2
Reincarnations, op.16
The Virgin Martyrs, op.8 no.1
To be Sung on the Water, op.42 no.2
Twelfth Night, op.42 no.1
Missa Brevis
Motets (4)
Alleluia
Fare Well
Artists
PolyphonyConductor
Stephen LaytonAbout
An all-too-rare new recording from Polyphony and Stephen Layton presents highlights from the choral repertoire by four twentieth-century American giants: Samuel Barber, Leonard Bernstein, Aaron Copland and Randall Thompson.
Framed by Thompson’s understated favourites Alleluia and Fare Well, the programme includes Bernstein’s Missa brevis, Copland’s early set of four motets, and - of course - Barber’s inimitable Agnus Dei.
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