Taneyev Tonu Kaljuste Netherlands Chamber Choir - Taneyev The Twelve Choruses Op 27 (12 tracks) +Album Reviews

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Taneyev, Tonu Kaljuste, Netherlands Chamber Choir
Taneyev: The Twelve Choruses, Op. 27
Genres: Pop, Classical

Track Listings (12) - Disc #1
1. Chorus (12), Op. 27: Na m?gillie (At the grave)
2. Chorus (12), Op. 27: Viecer (Evening)
3. Chorus (12), Op. 27: R?zvalilnu bas?il (A tower in ruins)
4. Chorus (12), Op. 27: P?sm?tril, k?kaj? mgLa! (Look, such a mist!)
5. Chorus (12), Op. 27: Na k?r?blie (On the ship)
6. Chorus (12), Op. 27: M?liltv? (Prayer)
7. Chorus (12), Op. 27: Iz viecn?sti muzyk? vdrug r?zd?Las'! (Suddenly a music sounded from eternity)
8. Chorus (12), Op. 27: Pr?mietiej (Prometheus)
9. Chorus (12), Op. 27: UvidaL iz-za tuci utios (From the clouds)
10. Chorus (12), Op. 27: Zviozdy (Stars)
11. Chorus (12), Op. 27: P? g?ram dvie chmurych tuci (Over the mountains two gloomy clouds)
12. Chorus (12), Op. 27: V d?i, k?gda n?d sonnym moriem (Those days when over the drowsy sea)

CD Details

All Artists: Taneyev, Tonu Kaljuste, Netherlands Chamber Choir
Title: Taneyev: The Twelve Choruses, Op. 27
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Globe
Original Release Date: 1/1/2005
Re-Release Date: 12/27/2005
Genres: Pop, Classical
Styles: Vocal Pop, Opera & Classical Vocal, Chamber Music, Historical Periods, Classical (c.1770-1830)
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 8711525519701

CD Reviews

Reviewing choral music

P. J. Friedman | San Diego, CA | 09/17/2008

(4 out of 5 stars)

"I was first introduced to Taneyev at a chamber music concert, and was bowled over by the sophistication of this Russian composer, whom I had frankly never heard of before. Since my other passion is choral music, I seized on this recording while looking through Amazon. I was not disappointed. It was a masterful set of compositions, well performed and recorded, in the classic church music tradition. It is not a Slavonic style, though occasionally one can guess that it is Russian, but it is complex and rich in sound. I was not surprised to learn from the liner notes that Taneyev was well respected and lived a long life as a teacher and composer. I recommend it to all who love choral music, from Byrd to contemporary."