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Karl Jenkins: Stabat Mater

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Jenkins, Karl: Stabat Mater (EMI Audio CD)

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Catalogue No: 9790060119521
ISMN: 9790060119521
Shop Product Code: 217559W
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ISBN: 978-0-85162-569-0
M060119521

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Subtitle: for Chorus & Orchestra

Department: Choral - Choral Vocal Score

Instrumentation: SATB (Vocal Score)

Publisher: B&H London

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A major new choral/orchestral work from the composer of Adiemus and The Armed Man. The 13th-century Latin sequence, set by many famous composers of the past, receives a fresh expression and intensity in Karl Jenkins' setting.

The work is divided into twelve movements and incorporates additional texts including Ave verum corpus (originally composed for Bryn Terfel), Lament by Carol Barratt, and English texts derived from ancient Babylonian and medieval Persian sources. By turns dramatic and reflective, Stabat Mater will be eagerly seized on by Jenkins fans everywhere.

Suitable for choirs of intermediate standard upwards. EMI Classics CD recording by the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra and Chorus, conducted by the composer, released in March 2008

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01. Cantus lacrimosus
02. Incantation
03. Vidit Jesum in tormentis
04. Lament
05. Sancta Mater
06. Now my life is only weeping
07. And the Mother did weep
08. Virgo virginum
09. Are you lost out in darkness?
10. Ave verum
11. Fac, ut portem Christi mortem
12. Paradisi gloria

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"A thunderously good sing . . . this new Stabat Mater is a triumph. . . . It has zest and flair and urgency. . . . The explosive central section (for the four stanzas at Sancta mater) is like a big-screen Dies Irae -- like ushering Part Three of The Lord of the Rings into the concert hall. . . . could make a marked impact in choral-society concerts around the country."

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