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Cappella Romana, Alexander Lingas: Robert Kyr – All-Night Vigil (24/192 FLAC)

Cappella Romana, Alexander Lingas: Robert Kyr - All-Night Vigil (24/192 FLAC)
Cappella Romana, Alexander Lingas: Robert Kyr – All-Night Vigil (24/192 FLAC)

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Composer: Robert Kyr
Performer: Cappella Romana, Photini Downie Robinson, Catherine van der Salm, Benjamin España, Richard Barrett, Sarah Beaty, Mark Powell, John Cox, Leslie Green, David Stutz, David Krueger
Conductor: Alexander Lingas
Format: FLAC (tracks)
Label: Cappella Romana
Catalogue: CR426-CD
Release: 2022
Size: 1.93 GB
Recovery: +3%
Scan: yes

All-Night Vigil
01. No. 1, Come, Let Us Worship
02. No. 2, Bless the Lord, O My Soul
03. No. 3, Blessed Is the Man
04. No. 4, O Joyful Light
05. No. 5, Now, Master, You Let Your Servant Depart in Peace
06. No. 6, Virgin Mother of God
07. No. 7, Glory to God in the Highest
08. No. 8, Praise the Name of the Lord
09. No. 9, Blessed Are You, O Lord, Teach Me Your Statutes
10. No. 10, Having Seen the Resurrection of Christ
11. No. 11, My Soul Magnifies the Lord
12. No. 12, Glory to You Who Have Shown Us the Light
13. No. 13, Today Salvation Has Come to the World
14. No. 14, By Rising from the Tomb
15. No. 15, To You, My Champion

Cappella Records proudly announces the World Premiere Recording of Robert Kyr’s All-Night Vigil, performed by Cappella Romana, and directed by founder and music director Alexander Lingas. American composer Robert Kyr’s All-Night Vigil takes its formal inspiration from Sergei Rachmaninoff, who in 1915 set the same selections from the Orthodox vigil for the Resurrection. Here Robert Kyr employs an English translation of those selections by the late Archimandrite Ephrem (Lash), to whom this Vigil is dedicated. Kyr blends Byzantine and Slavic musical traditions with a distinctly personal idiom, granting a fresh approach for those familiar with these texts, and a deeply moving point of entry for those encountering them for the first time.

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