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Durufle: Complete Choral Works
Running Time: 66:09
CD UPC: 0095115135723
Release Date: September 2005
Originally recorded in 2004
Release Date: September 2005
Originally recorded in 2004
Composer (1902-1986)
Maurice Duruflé
Maurice Duruflé
Conductor
Richard Marlow
Richard Marlow
Venue
Chapel of Trinity College, Cambridge
Chapel of Trinity College, Cambridge
Producer (1999 and 2000 sessions)
Morten Winding
Morten Winding
Engineer
Simon Eadon
Simon Eadon
Genre:
Choir
Choir
Temporarily out of stock
Complete Choral Works
MAURICE DURUFLÉ
(1902-1986)Complete Choral Works
Requiem, Op. 9 (1947)
38:16
for solo voices, four-part chorus and organ
Mark Williams organ
1.
I
Introit. Andante moderato -
3:26
2.
II
Kyrie. Andante - Poco più animato
3:46
3.
III
Domine Jesu Christe. Andante - Andantino -
8:22
Thomas Herford baritone
4.
IV
Sanctus. Andantino
3:15
5.
V
Pie Jesu. Andante espressivo -
3:31
Clare Wilkinson mezzo-soprano
Catherine Dawson cello
6.
VI
Agnus Dei. Andantino
3:40
7.
VII
Lux æterna. Moderato -
3:41
8.
VIII
Libera me. Andantino - Animando poco a poco -
5:39
Thomas Herford baritone
9.
IX
In Paradisum. Andante moderato
2:56
Quatre Motets sur des thèmes grégoriens, Op. 10 (1960)
7:51
for chorus a cappella
À Monsieur Auguste Le Guennant, Directeur de l'Institut grégorien de Paris
10.
I
Ubi caritas. Andante sostenuto - Senza rigore
2:18
11.
II
Tota pulchra es. Poco animato - Senza rigore
2:17
12.
III
Tu es Petrus. Tempo giusto
0:50
13.
IV
Tantum ergo. Andante sostenuto
2:26
14.
Notre Père (1977)
1:26
for chorus a cappella
À ma femme
Andante
Messe 'Cum jubilo', Op. 11 (1966)
18:36
for baritone solo, baritone chorus and organ
À ma femme
Mark Williams organ
15.
Kyrie. Andantino - Poco più lento - Temp I
3:15
16.
Gloria. Animato - Andante - Animato
5:24
Thomas Herford baritone
17.
Sanctus. Andante
3:38
18.
Benedictus. Moderato - Poco più lento - Tempo I -
1:58
Thomas Herford baritone
19.
Agnus Dei. Moderato - Poco più lento - Più animato -
4:21
66:34
Choral: Choir of Trinity College, Cambridge
Conductor: Richard Marlow
2 & 3 July 1999; 15 January 2000 and 14 & 15 January 2005
