| All Artists: The Cathedral Singers, Richard Proulx Title: Sublime Chant Members Wishing: 0 Total Copies: 1 Label: GIA Publications Inc. Original Release Date: 1/1/1995 Genre: Classical Styles: Opera & Classical Vocal, Historical Periods, Baroque (c.1600-1750), Early Music Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 UPC: 785147033820 |
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 | The Cathedral Singers, Richard Proulx Sublime Chant Genre: Classical The Cathedral Singers with Richard Proulx conducting and recoring. Contains a selection of glorious sounds from the past. — Track List: — 1. Kyrie Eleison, Missa de Angelis — 2. Gloria in Excelsis, Missa de Angelis — 3. Sanctu... more »     |
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Product Description The Cathedral Singers with Richard Proulx conducting and recoring. Contains a selection of glorious sounds from the past. Track List: 1. Kyrie Eleison, Missa de Angelis 2. Gloria in Excelsis, Missa de Angelis 3. Sanctus, Missa de Angelis 4. Amen, Missa de Angelis 5. Agnus Dei, Missa de Angelis 6. Ite, Missa de Angelis 7. Kyrie Eleison, Missa Simplex 8. Gloria in Excelsis, Missa Simplex 9. Sanctus, Missa Simplex 10. Memorial Acclamation, Missa Simplex 11. Agnus Dei, Missa Simplex 12. Pange Lingua Gloriosi 13. Adoro Te Devote 14. Ave Verum Corpus 15. Veni Creator Spiritus 16. Ubi Caritas et Amor 17. Jesu Dulcis Memoria 18. Lumen ad Revelationem 19. Creator Alme Siderum 20. Corde Natus ex Parentis 21. Vexilla Regis 22. O Filii et Filiae 23. Confiteor (Benedictine usage), Kyrie Eleison 24. Gloria in Excelsis (Ambrosian) 25. Salve Regina 26. Regina Caeli 27. Salve Mater Misericordiae 28. Litany of the Saints Similarly Requested CDs
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CD ReviewsSublime is no exaggeration!! Geoffrey Jones | Tasmania, Australia | 03/07/2006 (5 out of 5 stars) "After hearing this CD, a mate of mine gave the opinion that this sort of music should be made compulsary in Churches. While I wouldn't go that far myself, I can fully understand where he was coming from. It's got two latin mass settings: the first is more geared towards the Tridentine, and the second more towards the Novus Ordo. It has a couple of English mass setings (but not enough in my opinion). Then it takes us through a tour of some of the best Catholic hymns in both Latin and English. His use of bells is also adds a great touch to the mood of some of the pieces. Sadly, most people who go to Catholic churches these days have been subjected to banal hymns & mass settings all their lives. They simply don't know any better (--which is probably why most people don't bother to sing along.) This is especially sad when one considers all the good music that they could be getting to know. So I say: Come on o ye choir masters & mistresses! It doesn't have to be that way. I've already suggested to my choir that we try some of the Missa primitiva mass parts." Beautiful Ambrosian Chanting William Bagley | Ashland, Oregon | 12/27/2007 (5 out of 5 stars) "This CD is well within the Catholic Chanting tradition and represents a high level of the art. The CD is apparently under two covers one says "Sublime Chant" and the other says "Chants of a Lifetime" both are identical in terms of content and the CD internal notes brings up "Sublime Chant" on both of them (and both of the come from the GIA publisher on the same year 1995). This is so those who read this do not buy both of them and find out they are the same. The resonances from the Cathedral create tonal richness in the choir. If you like Gregorian chant, you will probably like this one a lot, especially the Ambrosian style which sometimes uses more than voice add embellishments to the music."
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