Baltic Prayer

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Label
Stradivarius
Release Date
February 7, 2025
Format
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    Featuring ⌄
    • COMPOSER
      Ola Gjeilo, Jurgis Juozapaitis, Arvo Part, Anatolijus Senderovas, Myroslav Skoryk, John Tavener, Pet
    • PERFORMER
      Jauna Muzika, Dalia Dedinskaite, Gleb Pysniak
    Product Details ⌄
    • RELEASE DATE
      February 07, 2025
    • UPC
      8011570373229
    • CATALOG NUMBER
      STR37322
    • LABEL
      Stradivarius
    • NUMBER OF DISCS
      1
    • GENRE
      Choral
    Works ⌄

    1. Līdzenuma ainavas (Plainscapes) (version for choir, violin and cello)

      Composer: Pēteris Vasks

      Ensemble: Jauna Muzika

      Performer: Dalia Dėdinskaitė, Gleb Pyšniak

      Conductor: Vaclovas Augustinas

    2. Dialogue II (version for violin and cello)

      Composer: Anatolijus Šenderovas

      Performer: Dalia Dėdinskaitė, Gleb Pyšniak

    3. Da pacem Domine (version for choir)

      Composer: Arvo Pärt

      Ensemble: Jauna Muzika

      Conductor: Vaclovas Augustinas

    4. Ave Maria for choir, violin and cello

      Composer: Jurgis Juozapaitis

      Ensemble: Jauna Muzika

      Performer: Dalia Dėdinskaitė, Gleb Pyšniak

      Conductor: Vaclovas Augustinas

    5. Serenity (version for choir and violin)

      Composer: Ola Gjeilo

      Ensemble: Jauna Muzika

      Performer: Dalia Dėdinskaitė

      Conductor: Vaclovas Augustinas

    6. Svyati, "O Holy One"

      Composer: John Tavener

      Ensemble: Jauna Muzika

      Performer: Gleb Pyšniak

      Conductor: Vaclovas Augustinas

    7. The High Pass: Melody (arr. for choir, violin and cello)

      Composer: Myroslav Skoryk

      Ensemble: Jauna Muzika

      Performer: Dalia Dėdinskaitė, Gleb Pyšniak

      Conductor: Vaclovas Augustinas


The phrase 'Baltic music' is not just a label, but a key that unlocks the rich creativity of composers living around the Baltic Sea. However, it is more than a specific style, mood, or aesthetic. It is about a diverse landscape of Baltic music, each piece being a unique story of individual experience, desire, and reflection of identity. The Baltic identity manifests itself in the most diverse ways, as a cultural tapestry that is both engaging and intriguing. The album Baltic Prayer opens up part of this landscape, united by the motifs of peace, and a conversation with oneself, others, or God. Works by the Lithuanian composers Anatolijus senderovas and Jurgis Juozapaitis, by the Latvian composer Peteris Vasks, and by the Estonian composer Arvo Part, are presented. Next to them are some stylistically close compositions by the Norwegian star of choral music Ola Gjeilo, the British composer John Tavener, and the Ukrainian Myroslav Skoryk.