앨범: 밀레니엄: 러시아 합창음악 - 워싱턴 대성당 합창단 (1990 Centaur Records)

Millennium: Russian Choral Music 앨범: 밀레니엄: 러시아 합창음악 Various Artist (1990 Centaur Records) 1. O Lord, Save Thy People - Track 전곡 연주   Album Title: Millennium: Russian Choral Music Composer: Traditional, Russian Orthodox Chant, Anonymous, English Anonymous, Baldassare Galuppi, Alexander Andreyevich Arkhangel'sky, Pyotr Il'yich Tchaikovsky, Dimitry Stepanovich Bortnyansky, Pavel Grigor'yevich Chesnokov, Alexander Tikhonovich Grechaninov, Alexander Nikolsky, Sergey Rachmaninov Conductor: J. Reilly Lewis Performer: Marianna Busching (Mezzo-soprano, Alto)                     Linda Mabbs (Soprano)                     Gene Tucker (Tenor)                     Jonathan Deutsch (Bass-baritone)                     Robert Benjamin Dobey (Baritone) Choir: Washington Cathedral Choral Society Audio LP (February 1, 1989) Number of Discs: 1 Format: Audio CD (1990) Spars Code: DAD Recorded in: Stereo Label: Centaur Records, Inc. Copyright: (c) ℗ 1990 Centaur Records, Inc. Duration 59:14 Period(s)  20th Century • Baroque (1600-1750) • Classical (1750-1830) • Romantic Genres: Classical, Music Styles Choral 　    Conductor   J. Reilly Lewis    Choir   Washington Cathedral Choral Society    Date of Recording   05/1988    Venue   National Cathedral, Washington DC 1. Common Russian Chant: O Lord, Save Thy People (Common Chant, Tone 1)   (1:40)    Composer   Russian Orthodox Chant / Traditional / Anonymous    Lyricist   Anonymous    Performer   Linda Mabbs (Soprano)                       Marianna Busching (Mezzo Soprano)                       Gene Tucker (Tenor)                       Robert Benjamin Dobey (Baritone)    Genre   Chant / Medieval Period / Sacred Music    Period   Medieval    Date Written   Russia    Language   Slavonic 2. As Many as Have Been Baptized (Znamenny Chant)   (2:01)    Composer   Russian Orthodox Chant    Lyricist   Bible - New Testament    Genre   Chant / Medieval Period / Sacred Music    Period   Medieval / Renaissance    Date Written   Russia    Language   Slavonic    Note   Arranger: Alexander Kastalsky, Maxime Kovalevsky 3. Vivat, vivat... Many Years (Anonymous 1721)   (2:59)    Composer   Traditional / Anonymous    Lyricist   Anonymous, English    Language   Russian 4. In the Flesh Thou Didst Fall Asleep (Plotyu usnuv), motet (V1-36)   (3:47)    Composer   Baldassare Galuppi (1706 - 1785)    Lyricist   Anonymous    Period   Classical    Date Written   1765-1768; Russia    Language   Russian 5. Praise the name of the Lord, Sacred, for voice & chorus, Op. 72 (Ar136)   (5:09)    Composer   Alexander Arkhangelsky (1846 - 1924)    Lyricist   Anonymous    Period   Romantic    Date Written   Russia    Language   Russian 6. The Liturgy of St John Chrysostom, for chorus, Op. 41: Praise the Lord from the Heavens (Ta014)   (3:17)    Composer   Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky (1840 - 1893)    Lyricist   John Chrysostom    Period   Romantic    Date Written   1878; Russia    Language   Russian 7. Sacred Choral Concerto for Chorus No. 26 "Hospodi, Bozhe Izrailev" (Lord, God of Israel) No.94 (Bo101)   (8:52)    Composer   Dmitry Stepanovich Bortniansky (1751 - 1825)    Lyricist   Bible - Old Testament    Period   Classical    Date Written   Russia    Language   Russian 8. Voskliknite Gospodevi vsia zemlia (O be joyful in the Lord, all the earth), Op. 19, No. 2 (Gr019)   (3:49)    Composer   Alexander Gretchaninov (1864 - 1956)    Lyricist   Bible - Old Testament    Period   Romantic    Language   Latin 9. Spaséñiye sodélal yesi posrede zemli (Salvation Is Created), for choir, Op. 25, No.5 (Cn176)   (5:20)    Composer   Pavel Chesnokov (1877 - 1944)    Lyricist   Bible - Old Testament    Period   20th Century    Date Written   Russia    Language   Russian 10-13. Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom, for chorus Op. 31 (excerpts)   (16:15)    Composer   Sergei Rachmaninov (1873 - 1944)    Lyricist   John Chrysostom    Performer   Linda Mabbs (Soprano)                       Marianna Busching (Mezzo Soprano)                       Gene Tucker (Tenor)                       Robert Benjamin Dobey (Baritone)    Period   Romantic    Date Written   1910; Russia    Language   Russian 10. No. 3 Glory be to the Father and to the Devout...Only-begotten Son of God (Ra004)   (3:36) 11. No. 2 Bless the Lord, O My Soul (Ra003)   (3:47) 12. No. 6 O Lord, Save the God-Fearing...Holy God (Ra006)   (3:01) 13. No. 11 The Canon of the Eucharist (Eucharistic Prayer) - A mercy of peace (Ra013)   (5:51) 14. Ghospod' votsarisia (The Lord Reigns), Op. 45, No. 7 (Ni099)   (6:05)    Composer   Alexander Nikolsky (1874 - 1943)    Lyricist   Bible - Old Testament    Performer   Linda Mabbs (Soprano)                       Marianna Busching (Mezzo Soprano)                       Gene Tucker (Tenor),                       Robert Benjamin Dobey (Baritone)    Period   Romantic    Date Written   Russia    Language   Russian Album Review The great celebration of the Millennium of Christianity in Rus', which took place in 1988, was marked by the American musical world chiefly by the jubilee concert and this recording, which took place in the National Cathedral in Washington DC. The Music Director of the Cathedral Choral Society, J. Reilly Lewis, contracted with Musica Russica Publishers to select a program that would be representative of the entire 1000 years of Russian church music, and also feature some of its greatest masterpieces. The resulting CD features everything from unison chant to early harmonic part-singing to music by the Italians and their Russian followers, and culminates with Nikolsky's monumental concert "The Lord Reigns" and selections from Rachmaninoff's Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom. The two hundred voices singing under the massive arches of the Cathedral produce a rich and glorious sound, although the tempos are of necessity a bit slowed down. 잘생긴 꾀꼬리 꽃미남 리차드강 어리버리 돈키호테.