Papagena - The Darkest Midnight (2018) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: Papagena
- Title: The Darkest Midnight
- Year Of Release: 2018
- Label: SOMM Recordings
- Genre: Classical
- Quality: flac lossless / flac 24bits - 96.0kHz +booklet
- Total Time: 01:04:26
- Total Size: 273 mb / 1.1 gb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
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01. Don oíche úd i mBeithil (Arr. S. Vango)
02. Maria durch ein Dornwald ging (Arr. P. Lawson)
03. Nowell, Tidings True There Be Come New
04. O Jesulein zart (Arr. W. Brückner)
05. A Nativity
06. Hark How the Bells (Adap. P.J. Wilhousky & Arr. E. Drury)
07. Balulalow (Arr. S. Vango)
08. River (Arr. J. Clements)
09. L'enfant et les sortilèges, M. 71: Toi, le cœur de la rose (Arr. C. Gottwald)
10. Angelus ad Virginem
11. Sancta Mater Graciae (Dou way Robin)
12. Gaudete (Arr. S. Vango)
13. The Darkest Midnight (Arr. D.Ó. Muirithe)
14. The Waiting Sky (Arr. for Women's Vocal Ensemble)
15. Det lisle bånet (Arr. T. Krohn)
16. In dulci Jubilo (Arr. M. Culloton)
17. Es ist ein Ros entsprungen (Arr. S. Tenant-Flowers)
18. When the Earth Stands Still
19. Fusion
The all-female vocal ensemble Papagena makes its debut on SOMM Recordings with The Darkest Midnight, a sublime collection of songs for winter from the Middle Ages to the modern era embracing the secular and the sacred. Described as “a stunning addition to the vocal music scene” and “la crème de la crème in the crowded a cappella space”, Papagena look certain to add to their fast-growing reputation with this beautifully sung compendium. Casting a dark glamour all of its own, the bleakness of winter has prompted some of the most bewitching, brittle and bright songs. Alongside traditional Christmas anthems can be found legendary singer-songwriter Joni Mitchell’s The River in an achingly melancholic arrangement and American composer Don Macdonald, whose When the Earth Stands Still is movingly poignant and still. Celebratory songs marking the Christmas season – the exuberant In dulci Jubilo, burnished, glowing harmonies of Angelus ad virginem, sublimely serene Es ist ein Ros entsprungen and infectious Shchedryk/Hark How the Bells from Ukraine – are heard alongside lilting Irish songs from antiquity and the charming Scottish lullaby Balulalow.
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01. Don oíche úd i mBeithil (Arr. S. Vango)
02. Maria durch ein Dornwald ging (Arr. P. Lawson)
03. Nowell, Tidings True There Be Come New
04. O Jesulein zart (Arr. W. Brückner)
05. A Nativity
06. Hark How the Bells (Adap. P.J. Wilhousky & Arr. E. Drury)
07. Balulalow (Arr. S. Vango)
08. River (Arr. J. Clements)
09. L'enfant et les sortilèges, M. 71: Toi, le cœur de la rose (Arr. C. Gottwald)
10. Angelus ad Virginem
11. Sancta Mater Graciae (Dou way Robin)
12. Gaudete (Arr. S. Vango)
13. The Darkest Midnight (Arr. D.Ó. Muirithe)
14. The Waiting Sky (Arr. for Women's Vocal Ensemble)
15. Det lisle bånet (Arr. T. Krohn)
16. In dulci Jubilo (Arr. M. Culloton)
17. Es ist ein Ros entsprungen (Arr. S. Tenant-Flowers)
18. When the Earth Stands Still
19. Fusion
The all-female vocal ensemble Papagena makes its debut on SOMM Recordings with The Darkest Midnight, a sublime collection of songs for winter from the Middle Ages to the modern era embracing the secular and the sacred. Described as “a stunning addition to the vocal music scene” and “la crème de la crème in the crowded a cappella space”, Papagena look certain to add to their fast-growing reputation with this beautifully sung compendium. Casting a dark glamour all of its own, the bleakness of winter has prompted some of the most bewitching, brittle and bright songs. Alongside traditional Christmas anthems can be found legendary singer-songwriter Joni Mitchell’s The River in an achingly melancholic arrangement and American composer Don Macdonald, whose When the Earth Stands Still is movingly poignant and still. Celebratory songs marking the Christmas season – the exuberant In dulci Jubilo, burnished, glowing harmonies of Angelus ad virginem, sublimely serene Es ist ein Ros entsprungen and infectious Shchedryk/Hark How the Bells from Ukraine – are heard alongside lilting Irish songs from antiquity and the charming Scottish lullaby Balulalow.
Year 2018 | Classical | FLAC / APE | HD & Vinyl
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