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BAND/ARTIST: Schweizer Vokalconsort, Marco Amherd
- Title: Dormi Bel Bambin
- Year Of Release: 2022
- Label: Prospero Classical
- Genre: Classical Choral
- Quality: flac lossless (tracks) / flac 24bits - 96.0kHz +Booklet
- Total Time: 00:57:01
- Total Size: 249 / 932 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Joseph, lieber Joseph mein
02. O nata lux de lumine
03. Puer natus est
04. Tut ils fideivels
05. Das Christkind im Wald
06. Maria durch ein Dornwald ging
07. Maria vas tras
08. Meine Seele erhebt den Herrn
09. Que j'aime ce divin enfant
10. Dormi bel bambin
11. Advent
12. Sechs Motetten, Op. 79: Nr. 1: Weihnachten
13. Neues Quempas-Lied I
14. Neues Quempas-Lied II
15. La Marche des Rois
16. In dulci jubilo
17. Liislig fallt de Schnee
18. Still, still, still
19. O du stille Zeit
At Christmas, vocal music is particularly close to us. What is it that makes this music so appealing? Is it just the memories and traditions associated with it, or do Christmas carols actually sound radically different in their basic mood? For centuries, Christmas has inspired composers to write delightful works, many of which have been forgotten or never performed.
In Switzerland, too, there are numerous compositions that capture the special sound of Advent and Christmas, but most of them lie dormant in archives. How does Advent sound in Rhaeto-Romanic, for example? How do contemporary composers deal with traditional carols? Our concerts combine musical finds from all four language regions of Switzerland with works of German Romanticism.
The Christmas concerts are intended to expand the usual repertoire and provide a different perspective on Swiss music. So why not listen to Christmas in a different way? After all, the biscuits are baked fresh every year and enriched with new ingredients.
01. Joseph, lieber Joseph mein
02. O nata lux de lumine
03. Puer natus est
04. Tut ils fideivels
05. Das Christkind im Wald
06. Maria durch ein Dornwald ging
07. Maria vas tras
08. Meine Seele erhebt den Herrn
09. Que j'aime ce divin enfant
10. Dormi bel bambin
11. Advent
12. Sechs Motetten, Op. 79: Nr. 1: Weihnachten
13. Neues Quempas-Lied I
14. Neues Quempas-Lied II
15. La Marche des Rois
16. In dulci jubilo
17. Liislig fallt de Schnee
18. Still, still, still
19. O du stille Zeit
At Christmas, vocal music is particularly close to us. What is it that makes this music so appealing? Is it just the memories and traditions associated with it, or do Christmas carols actually sound radically different in their basic mood? For centuries, Christmas has inspired composers to write delightful works, many of which have been forgotten or never performed.
In Switzerland, too, there are numerous compositions that capture the special sound of Advent and Christmas, but most of them lie dormant in archives. How does Advent sound in Rhaeto-Romanic, for example? How do contemporary composers deal with traditional carols? Our concerts combine musical finds from all four language regions of Switzerland with works of German Romanticism.
The Christmas concerts are intended to expand the usual repertoire and provide a different perspective on Swiss music. So why not listen to Christmas in a different way? After all, the biscuits are baked fresh every year and enriched with new ingredients.
Year 2022 | Classical | FLAC / APE | HD & Vinyl
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