Bavarian Radio Chorus & Peter Dijkstra - Rachmaninov: Vespers - All-night vigil (2026) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: Bavarian Radio Chorus, Peter Dijkstra
- Title: Rachmaninov: Vespers - All-night vigil
- Year Of Release: 2026
- Label: BR-Klassik
- Genre: Classical
- Quality: flac lossless (tracks) / flac 24bits - 96.0kHz +Booklet
- Total Time: 00:55:03
- Total Size: 220 / 906 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Rachmaninoff All-night vigil Priidite, poklonimsya
02. Rachmaninoff All-night vigil Blagoslovi, dushe moya, Gospoda
03. Rachmaninoff All-night vigil Blazhen muzh
04. Rachmaninoff All-night vigil Svete tikhiy
05. Rachmaninoff All-night vigil Nine otpushchayeshi
06. Rachmaninoff All-night vigil Bogoroditse Devo (Ave Maria)
07. Rachmaninoff All-night vigil Slava v vishnikh Bogu
08. Rachmaninoff All-night vigil Khvalite Imya Gospodne
09. Rachmaninoff All-night vigil Blagosloven yesi, Gospodi
10. Rachmaninoff All-night vigil Voskreseniye Khristovo videvshe
11. Rachmaninoff All-night vigil Velichit dusha moya Gospoda
12. Rachmaninoff All-night vigil Velikoye slavosloviye
13. Rachmaninoff All-night vigil Tropar. Dnes spaseniye
14. Rachmaninoff All-night vigil Tropar. Voskres iz groba
15. Rachmaninoff All-night vigil Vzbrannoy voyevode
Sergei Rachmaninovs Vespers (All-Night Vigil), composed in 1915 for a charity concert held in Moscow in aid of the victims of the First World War, draws on the traditions of Russian Orthodox liturgical chant. Its fascinating beauty captivates listeners in both East and West alike. The new CD from BR Klassik presents a complete recording of the Vespers (All-Night Vigil) for soloists and mixed choir a cappella. Sung in the original language, it was performed in Munich in November 2025 by the outstanding Bavarian Radio Chorus under the direction of Peter Dijkstra. Opus 37 is regarded as the quintessential sacred masterpiece by the Russian composer Sergei Rachmaninov. Correctly translated, this vocal work, composed in 1915 and titled Vsenonoe bdnie, means all-night vigil: a form of worship common in the Orthodox Church, divided into evening and morning prayers. It is called all-night because this service, which began as vespers in the evening, originally lasted all night and seamlessly transitioned into morning prayers. Rachmaninov set the fifteen fixed parts of the liturgy to music. The solo part, supported by the choir with long sustained notes, adheres to the requirements of the liturgical sequence and the strict regulations of the Byzantine order of worship. Ten of the chants are based on ancient monophonic Greek and Russian church chants; five have been set to Rachmaninovs own melodies.
01. Rachmaninoff All-night vigil Priidite, poklonimsya
02. Rachmaninoff All-night vigil Blagoslovi, dushe moya, Gospoda
03. Rachmaninoff All-night vigil Blazhen muzh
04. Rachmaninoff All-night vigil Svete tikhiy
05. Rachmaninoff All-night vigil Nine otpushchayeshi
06. Rachmaninoff All-night vigil Bogoroditse Devo (Ave Maria)
07. Rachmaninoff All-night vigil Slava v vishnikh Bogu
08. Rachmaninoff All-night vigil Khvalite Imya Gospodne
09. Rachmaninoff All-night vigil Blagosloven yesi, Gospodi
10. Rachmaninoff All-night vigil Voskreseniye Khristovo videvshe
11. Rachmaninoff All-night vigil Velichit dusha moya Gospoda
12. Rachmaninoff All-night vigil Velikoye slavosloviye
13. Rachmaninoff All-night vigil Tropar. Dnes spaseniye
14. Rachmaninoff All-night vigil Tropar. Voskres iz groba
15. Rachmaninoff All-night vigil Vzbrannoy voyevode
Sergei Rachmaninovs Vespers (All-Night Vigil), composed in 1915 for a charity concert held in Moscow in aid of the victims of the First World War, draws on the traditions of Russian Orthodox liturgical chant. Its fascinating beauty captivates listeners in both East and West alike. The new CD from BR Klassik presents a complete recording of the Vespers (All-Night Vigil) for soloists and mixed choir a cappella. Sung in the original language, it was performed in Munich in November 2025 by the outstanding Bavarian Radio Chorus under the direction of Peter Dijkstra. Opus 37 is regarded as the quintessential sacred masterpiece by the Russian composer Sergei Rachmaninov. Correctly translated, this vocal work, composed in 1915 and titled Vsenonoe bdnie, means all-night vigil: a form of worship common in the Orthodox Church, divided into evening and morning prayers. It is called all-night because this service, which began as vespers in the evening, originally lasted all night and seamlessly transitioned into morning prayers. Rachmaninov set the fifteen fixed parts of the liturgy to music. The solo part, supported by the choir with long sustained notes, adheres to the requirements of the liturgical sequence and the strict regulations of the Byzantine order of worship. Ten of the chants are based on ancient monophonic Greek and Russian church chants; five have been set to Rachmaninovs own melodies.
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