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CHAN 9671
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CHAN 9671

Brahms: Choral Works

The Classical Shop
release date: March 1999

Originally recorded in 1997
Artists:

Stefan Parkman


Danish National Symphony Choir



Venue:

Danish Radio Concert Hall, Copenhagen



Producer:

Ivar Munk

(Marienlieder & Two Motets, Op. 29)

Claus Due

(other works)

Engineer:

Lars S. Christensen

(other works)

Jorn Jacobsen

(Three Motets, Op. 110)

Record Label
Chandos

Genre:

Choir




Total Time - 62:57
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JOHANNES BRAHMS

 

Marienlieder, Op. 22

 17:39  
1 1 Der Englische Gruß 3:15
2 2 Marias Kirchgang 2:11
3 3 Marias Wallfahrt 2:10
4 4 Der Jäger 2:13
5 5 Ruf zur Maria 2:57
6 6 Magdalena 2:56
7 7 Marias Lob 2:43
   
 

Two Motets, Op. 29

 11:50  
8 1 Es ist das Heil uns kommen her 5:03
9 2 Schaffe in mit, Gott, ein rein Herz 6:43
   
 

Two Motets, Op. 74

 15:21  
10 1 Warum ist das Licht gegeben dem Mühseligen? 10:01
11 2 O Heiland, reiß die Himmel auf 5:19
   
 

Fest- und Gedenksprüche, Op. 109

 9:43  
12 1 Unsere Väter hofften auf dich- 2:17
13 2 Wenn ein starker Gewappneter - 2:52
14 3 Wo ist ein so herrlich Volk 4:35
   
 

Three Motets, Op. 110

 7:42  
15 1 Ich aber bin elend 2:47
16 2 Ach, arme Welt - 1:46
17 3 Wenn wir in höchsten Noten sein 3:09
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‘… this first volume of Chandos’ survey of Brahms’s unaccompanied vocal music, is auspicious. The choir is excellent, with a nicely integrated sound…
Classic CD

The Danish National Radio Choir under Stefan Parkman is one of the jewels in Chandos’ crown. It distinguishes itself in repertoire of all periods, and its singing is consistently marked by maturity, intelligence and sensitivity.
BBC Music Magazine



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P Pearce