Canticum Recordings
In Paradisum (2005)
Good Friday Musical Meditation (2002)
Saint Nicolas
Soul Journey
In Paradisum (2005)Recorded at the Masonic Lodge, Ann St, Brisbane, 2005 Canticum Chamber Choir This delightful array of choral music comprises Australian works performed by Canticum at the 7th World Symposium on Choral Music in Kyoto, Japan in 2005, some of which were composed especially for the choir by noted Queensland composers. Canticum staged a CD launch for In Paradisum on Tuesday, 28 March at St Mary's Anglican Church, Kangaroo Point. |
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Good Friday Musical Meditation (2002)A live recording at St John's Cathedral Brisbane, 29 March 2002 Canticum Chamber Choir Canticum's annual Good Friday Musical Meditations at St John's Cathedral have become an integral part of Brisbane's musical and spiritual life over ten years. We decided to record our concert in 2002, a particularly special program, to share it with the wider public. |
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Saint Nicolas
Nicolas: Gregory Massingham Benjamin Britten's vivid account of the colourful life of St Nicolas is captured in this live concert recording in St John's Cathedral, featuring Canticum, The Imogen Chorale, and acclaimed tenor Gregory Massingham singing the title role. |
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Soul Journey Frank Martin -
Mass for Double Choir
Edvard Grieg -
Hvad est du dog skjön (1906)
Trond Kverno -
Ave Maris Stella (1976)
Hans Leo Hassler -
Verbum caro factum est
John Tavener -
Funeral Ikos (1981)
Urmas Sisask -
Benedictio (1991)
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This collection of sacred choral works has taken the name "Soul Journey" because it suggested such a journey in many different ways. Journeys can be seen through the music's various liturgical functions or genesis, through its representation of different genres, as well as each composer's relation to his combination of text and music. It certainly has been a musical journey for Canticum and we hope it will be so for our listeners!
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