"The Sacred Spirit of Russia". Choirs with basso profundo
Conspirare, Craig Hella Johnson
1h17
Digital
HMU807526
Apple Music
Led by Craig Hella Johnson and featuring the distinctive American basso profundo Glenn Miller, Conspirare offers a fervently sung and eclectic collection of choral music such as might be heard in the splendour of Christmas Liturgy from a Russian Cathedral. “Total command of both the language and the style of the music.” – La Scena Musicale (concert review)
ALEXANDER DMITRIEVITCH KASTALSKY [1856-1926]
· The Great Doxology No.2, Op. 57 (7'38)
MIKHAIL IPPOLITOV-IVANOV [1859-1935]
· Bless the Lord, O My Soul, Op. 37, No.2 (2'40)
ALEXANDER GRETCHANINOV [1864-1956]
· Glory - Only Begotten Son, Op. 29, No.2 (2'35)
VLADIMIR MARTYNOV
· The Beatitudes (5'16)
PAVEL TCHESNOKOV
· Come, Let Us Worship, Op. 8, No.2 (1'47)
GEORGI SVIRIDOV
· Christmas Troparion (Inexpressible Wonder, No.4) (1'23)
ALEXANDER DMITRIEVITCH KASTALSKY [1856-1926]
· Today the Virgin (Znamenny Chant), Op. 7b (1'54)
· As Many Have Been Baptized (Znamenny Chant), Op. 18c (2'14)
PAVEL TCHESNOKOV
· Cherubic Hymn, Op. 7, No.1 (4'35)
ALEXANDER GRETCHANINOV [1864-1956]
· The Creed, Op. 29, No.8 (4'30)
ALEXANDER DMITRIEVITCH KASTALSKY [1856-1926]
· A Mercy of Peace (Znamenny Chant), Op. 6 (7'44)
ANONYMOUS
· Hymn to the Mother of God for the Nativity (Znamenny Chant) (2'28)
ALEXANDER GRETCHANINOV [1864-1956]
· Our Father, Op. 29, No.11 (4'43)
PAVEL TCHESNOKOV
· Praise the Lord from the Heavens, Op. 42, No.9 (2'07)
GEORGI SVIRIDOV
· A Wondrous Birth (A Wondrous Birth, No.7) (3'57)
ANDREI ILYASHENKO
· We Should Choose to Love Silence (Concerto for the Nativity of Christ) (3'03)
ALEXANDER GRETCHANINOV [1864-1956]
· Now the Powers of Heaven, Op. 58, No.6 (5'08)
PAVEL TCHESNOKOV
· Do Not Cast Me Off in My Old Age, Op. 40, No.5 (4'48)
SERGEI RACHMANINOV [1873-1943]
· Let Our Mouths Be Filled, Op. 31, No.18 (4'31)
· Blessed Be the Name of the Lord, Op. 31, No.19 (0'46)
ALEXANDER GRETCHANINOV [1864-1956]
· Preserve, O Lord, for Many Years, Op. 79 (1'05)
NIKOLAI KEDROV SR [1871-1940]
· Our Father (2'57)
PIOTR ILYICH TCHAIKOVSKY [1840-1893]
· Come, Let Us Worship, Op. 41, No.3 (2'37)
