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[audio:Crucifixus.mp3]
Lotti Crucifixus ( à 8 )
Music for Holy Week
The Choir of King's College, Cambridge

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[audio:09 Dum Transisset Sabbatum.mp3]
John Taverner Dum Transisset Sabbatum
A Capella from Saint Thomas Church
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7 Comments

  • Hello and thanks for sharing this lovely music. The space between trebles and altos really does create a sense of 100ft ceilings.

    I see that a piece of yours in on the program for next season at the Kitchener Waterloo Symphony and am quite looking forward to hearing it.

    In fact, I may just mosey on over and purchase that album of yours.

    All the best,
    Miss Mussel

  • No doubt singing “the great Dog and the Pleiades. . .”

  • Velasquez did the same, Christ and Mary (Lazarus’ sister) in background and the focus on Martha and a cook frying some eggs.
    The “aromatan” is an astonishing phrase, to ressurect must be a difficult task to deal with, in an Easter play ca.the 13th century, the “Noli me tangere” sounds in a mix of despair, dizziness and annoyance (I have an old version with Binkley).

  • Hey Nico, sorry I missed you at St. Thomas on Friday. Not only the Lotti, but the Victoria and Gesualdo during the Veneration were extraordinary. Wish I could hear “Jesus and the Whale” today, but I’ve already committed to going to Cathedral.

  • Would you please publish a sample of the organ concert? Thanks!

  • Post, not publish…or upload. Too many new verbs.

  • hey nico, I just wanted to give a congrats on the Easter anthem. I loved the solo soprano with the trumpet – it was a very lovely and unexpected sonority. anyways, I wanted to come by and say hi in person but I had to catch a train back home to DC.

    best wishes!