Remember [CD] : 130 years of Canadian choral music = 130 ans de musique chorale canadienne.

The year 2024 marks the 130th anniversary of the Toronto Mendelssohn Choir, one of Canada's oldest, largest and most recognized choral ensembles. Currently under the direction of Jean-Sébastien Vallée, the Toronto Mendelssohn Choir is proud to celebrate its anniversary with the release of the album, Remember. Many of the works featured on this double CD set are pieces of Canadian choral music history that have a symbolic or special meaning for the choir. Sung in English, French and German.

General Note:

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Performers:

Toronto Mendelssohn Choir ; Jean Sébastien Vallée, conductor.

Contents:

disc 1. Two Rosettin songs. Remember / Stephen Chatman -- Jesus, lover of my soul / Augustus Stephen Vogt ; arr. Jonathan Oldengarm -- Three psalms, op. 78. Richte mich, Gott, MWM B 46 / Felix Mendelssohn -- Five songs of the Newfoundland outports. She's like the swallow / arr. Harry Somers -- Blanche comme la neige / arr. Sir Ernest MacMillan -- O nata lux / Christopher Ducasse -- Haleluya / Srul Irving Glick.

disc 2. Music is vibration / Andrew Balfour -- Ave verum corpus / Imant Raminsh -- Of the Father's love begotten / arr. Peter-Anthony Togni -- Io, Io / Jocelyn Morlock -- A boy & a boy / Stuart Beatch -- An apostrophe to the Heavenly Hosts / Healey Willan -- I forgive / Shireen Abu-Khader -- Nothing gold can stay / Stephanie Martin.

Subject Term:

Choruses (Mixed voices)

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Language:

Multiple languages