Chanticleer

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Chanticleer: Ave spes nostra

Posted in Alte Musik, Blütensthaub, Geschichte, Hören&Hörspiel, Kultur, Medien, Persona, tagged Ave spes nostra, Chanticleer, MUSIK, Vicente Lusitano, wunderherrlich on 10. Januar 2022|

Wishing you hope and light with Vicente Lusitano’s sublime „Ave, spes nostra.“

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Chanticleer .. в Санкт-Петербурге 2014 часть 2.

Posted in 1, tagged Chanticleer, Konzert, MUSIK, Neue Musik on 11. Juni 2017|

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Posted in 1, tagged Chanticleer, Konzert, MUSIK, Russland on 29. Mai 2017|

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Chanticleer Reproaches and Trisagion Mysteria: Gregorian Chants

Posted in Alte Musik, Blütensthaub, tagged Alte Musik, Chanticleer on 14. April 2017|

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Ave Maria – Franz Biebl – Chanticleer

Posted in 1, tagged Ave Maria, Chanticleer, Franz Biebl on 19. Januar 2017|

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CHANTICLEER: O Frondens Virga by Hildegard von Bingen (1098-1179)

Posted in Alte Musik, tagged Chanticleer, Hildegard von Bingen on 7. Februar 2016|

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A Chanticleer Christmas – 2013 – die letzte Chance hierfür …

Posted in 1, tagged Chanticleer, Christmas 2013 on 26. Dezember 2014|

A celebration of the season as told through the glorious voices of Chanticleer, the 12-voice San Francisco-based men’s choir.

The program spans the globe and the centuries — from England in the 1300s to new arrangements of classic contemporary carols.

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Program
Plainsong: „Corde natus ex parentis“
Komitas Vartabed: „Bazmutyunq“
Hans Leo Hassler: „Hodie Christus natus es“
Plainsong: „Alma redemptoris mater“
Tomas Luis de Victoria: „Alma redemptoris mater“
Anonymous: „Altissima luce col grande splendore“
Anonymous: „Stella nuova“
[Intermission]
John Tavener: „A Christmas Round“
John Tavener: „Today the Virgin“
Pavel Chesnokov: „Spaseniye sodelal“
Sergei Rachmaninoff: „Slava v vyshnikh Bogu“
Traditional, (arr. D. Willcocks): „Quelle est cette odeur agreable“
Felix Mendelssohn, (arr. W. Llewellyn): „Hark, the Herald Angels Sing“
Traditional English, (arr. D. Willcocks): „I Saw Three Ships“
Healey Willan: „The Three Kings“