Bavarian Chor, Radio Symphony Orchestra, Howard Arman - André Caplet: Le miroir de Jesus (2023) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: Bavarian Chor, Radio Symphony Orchestra, Howard Arman
- Title: André Caplet: Le miroir de Jesus
- Year Of Release: 2023
- Label: BR Klassik
- Genre: Classical
- Quality: flac lossless (tracks) / flac 24bits - 48.0kHz +Booklet
- Total Time: 01:00:31
- Total Size: 281 / 596 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Le miroir de Jesus, Book 1 "Miroir de joie": I. Prelude
02. Le miroir de Jesus, Book 1 "Miroir de joie": II. Annonciation
03. Le miroir de Jesus, Book 1 "Miroir de joie": III. Visitation
04. Le miroir de Jesus, Book 1 "Miroir de joie": IV. Nativite
05. Le miroir de Jesus, Book 1 "Miroir de joie": V. Presentation
06. Le miroir de Jesus, Book 1 "Miroir de joie": VI. Recouvrement
07. Le miroir de Jesus, Book 2 "Miroir de peine": I. Prelude
08. Le miroir de Jesus, Book 2 "Miroir de peine": II. Agonie au jardin
09. Le miroir de Jesus, Book 2 "Miroir de peine": III. Flagellation
10. Le miroir de Jesus, Book 2 "Miroir de peine": IV. Couronnement d epines
11. Le miroir de Jesus, Book 2 "Miroir de peine": V. Portement de croix
12. Le miroir de Jesus, Book 2 "Miroir de peine": VI. Crucifixion
13. Le miroir de Jesus, Book 3 "Miroir de gloire": I. Prelude
14. Le miroir de Jesus, Book 3 "Miroir de gloire": II. Resurrection
15. Le miroir de Jesus, Book 3 "Miroir de gloire": III. Ascension
16. Le miroir de Jesus, Book 3 "Miroir de gloire": IV. Pentecote
17. Le miroir de Jesus, Book 3 "Miroir de gloire": V. Assomption
18. Le miroir de Jesus, Book 3 "Miroir de gloire": VI. Couronnement au ciel
"Le miroir de Jesus' (The Mirror of Jesus) for mezzo-soprano, women's choir, strings and harp, the last major work composed by the French composer Andre Caplet in the spring and summer of 1923 and based on fifteen poems by the French writer Henri Gheon, was subtitled 'Mysteres du rosaire' (Mysteries of the Rosary). The mystical work, whose form and genre defy the usual categorisations, revolves around the most important stations in the life of Jesus, told from the perspective of the Virgin Mary and mirrored, as it were, in her gaze. Each of the three parts consists of an extended instrumental prelude and five episodes. The first begins with the Annunciation, recounts the Visitation of Mary, the birth of Christ and his time in the Temple of Jerusalem. The second part turns to the mysteries of pain: Jesus' scourging, the crown of thorns, the way of the cross and the agony, and finally his death. The last part reflects on the 'Glorious Mysteries': Jesus's Resurrection, the Ascension, Pentecost and finally Assumption and Coronation. A mezzo-soprano takes on the perspective of Mary. Occasionally the voice changes to recitation or even recitative, but the singing always serves the text, guaranteeing its comprehensibility and at the same time interpreting the words through musical means. Later, the choir introduces the respective poem titles and also emerges at a few points that are all the more significant: at the end of the first rosary, it reinforces the message of Gheon's text with a Latin biblical quotation, and later on with eulogies such as 'Sanctus' and 'Alleluia'. In 'Le miroir de Jesus', Caplet found a musical form for the mysteries of the ancient passion story that brings together past and present into a peaceful synthesis."
01. Le miroir de Jesus, Book 1 "Miroir de joie": I. Prelude
02. Le miroir de Jesus, Book 1 "Miroir de joie": II. Annonciation
03. Le miroir de Jesus, Book 1 "Miroir de joie": III. Visitation
04. Le miroir de Jesus, Book 1 "Miroir de joie": IV. Nativite
05. Le miroir de Jesus, Book 1 "Miroir de joie": V. Presentation
06. Le miroir de Jesus, Book 1 "Miroir de joie": VI. Recouvrement
07. Le miroir de Jesus, Book 2 "Miroir de peine": I. Prelude
08. Le miroir de Jesus, Book 2 "Miroir de peine": II. Agonie au jardin
09. Le miroir de Jesus, Book 2 "Miroir de peine": III. Flagellation
10. Le miroir de Jesus, Book 2 "Miroir de peine": IV. Couronnement d epines
11. Le miroir de Jesus, Book 2 "Miroir de peine": V. Portement de croix
12. Le miroir de Jesus, Book 2 "Miroir de peine": VI. Crucifixion
13. Le miroir de Jesus, Book 3 "Miroir de gloire": I. Prelude
14. Le miroir de Jesus, Book 3 "Miroir de gloire": II. Resurrection
15. Le miroir de Jesus, Book 3 "Miroir de gloire": III. Ascension
16. Le miroir de Jesus, Book 3 "Miroir de gloire": IV. Pentecote
17. Le miroir de Jesus, Book 3 "Miroir de gloire": V. Assomption
18. Le miroir de Jesus, Book 3 "Miroir de gloire": VI. Couronnement au ciel
"Le miroir de Jesus' (The Mirror of Jesus) for mezzo-soprano, women's choir, strings and harp, the last major work composed by the French composer Andre Caplet in the spring and summer of 1923 and based on fifteen poems by the French writer Henri Gheon, was subtitled 'Mysteres du rosaire' (Mysteries of the Rosary). The mystical work, whose form and genre defy the usual categorisations, revolves around the most important stations in the life of Jesus, told from the perspective of the Virgin Mary and mirrored, as it were, in her gaze. Each of the three parts consists of an extended instrumental prelude and five episodes. The first begins with the Annunciation, recounts the Visitation of Mary, the birth of Christ and his time in the Temple of Jerusalem. The second part turns to the mysteries of pain: Jesus' scourging, the crown of thorns, the way of the cross and the agony, and finally his death. The last part reflects on the 'Glorious Mysteries': Jesus's Resurrection, the Ascension, Pentecost and finally Assumption and Coronation. A mezzo-soprano takes on the perspective of Mary. Occasionally the voice changes to recitation or even recitative, but the singing always serves the text, guaranteeing its comprehensibility and at the same time interpreting the words through musical means. Later, the choir introduces the respective poem titles and also emerges at a few points that are all the more significant: at the end of the first rosary, it reinforces the message of Gheon's text with a Latin biblical quotation, and later on with eulogies such as 'Sanctus' and 'Alleluia'. In 'Le miroir de Jesus', Caplet found a musical form for the mysteries of the ancient passion story that brings together past and present into a peaceful synthesis."
Year 2023 | Classical | FLAC / APE | HD & Vinyl
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