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太陽變暗了(耶穌苦難期音樂)
紐約複音之聲
Resonating across more than five centuries, expressions of personal piety and prayer fill these works by a quartet of Franco-Flemish composers, all born in the 15th century, and their modern-day colleagues, Estonian Cyrillus Kreek (1889-1962) and British-Norwegian Andrew Smith (b. 1970).
For those familiar with the vocal ensemble New York Polyphony and its previous acclaimed releases on BIS, this exploration of the intersection of ancient and modern music is far from surprising: the group is known for its innovative programming. On And the sun darkened the four members follow Josquin's celebrated motet Tu pauperum refugium with Andrew Smith's setting of Psalm 55 – composed for NYP, it is a lament which nevertheless closes with an expression of confidence in God's justice. Sung in Estonian another biblical psalm is heard in Kreek's Taaveti laul 22 ('David's 22nd Song'), the text 'My God, why have you forsaken me' preparing the listener for the work that has given the disc its title. Officium de Cruce by Loyset Compere is a setting of a 14th-century hymn which follows the episodes of the Passion in a continuously flowing musical narrative: from the betrayal of Christ to his death – when the sun darkened – and entombment.
And the sun darkened
Loyset Compere (c. 1445—1518)
1 ) Crux triumphans 5'55
Josquin Desprez (c. 1450—1521)
2 ) Tu pauperum refugium 3'04
Andrew Smith (b. 1970)
3 ) Salme 55 12'27
Adrian Willaert (c. 1490—1562)
4—5 ) Pater noster — Ave Maria 8'11
Cyrillus Kreek (1889—1962)
6 ) Taaveti laul 22 (Psalm 22) 4'37
Loyset Compere
7—15 ) Officium de Cruce 19'22
Pierre de la Rue (c. 1452—1518)
16 ) O salutaris hostia 3'08
TT: 58'26
New York Polyphony
Geoffrey Williams counter-tenor · Steven Caldicott Wilson tenor
Christopher Dylan Herbert baritone · Craig Phillips bass