Evensong / Caleb Burhans, Alarm Will Sound, Trinity Wall Street Choir

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Label
Cantaloupe Music
Release Date
July 30, 2013
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    Featuring ⌄
    • COMPOSER
      BURHANS, CALEB
    • ORCHESTRA / ENSEMBLE
      Trinity Wall Street Choir, Tarab Cello Ensemble
    • PERFORMER
      Burhans, Alarm Will Sound
    Product Details ⌄
    • RELEASE DATE
      July 30, 2013
    • UPC
      713746309428
    • CATALOG NUMBER
      CA21094
    • LABEL
      Cantaloupe Music
    • NUMBER OF DISCS
      1
    • GENRE
      Orchestral & Symphonic
    Works ⌄

    1. Magnificat

      Composer: Caleb Burhans

      Ensemble: The Choir of Trinity Wall Street

      Performer: Caleb Burhans

      Conductor: Caleb Burhans

    2. Amidst Neptune

      Composer: Caleb Burhans

      Ensemble: Alarm Will Sound

      Conductor: Caleb Burhans

    3. Iceman Stole the Sun

      Composer: Caleb Burhans

      Ensemble: Alarm Will Sound

      Conductor: Caleb Burhans

    4. Super Flumina Babylonis

      Composer: Caleb Burhans

      Ensemble: The Choir of Trinity Wall Street

      Performer: Anonymous

      Conductor: Caleb Burhans

    5. Oh Ye of Little Faith … (Do You Know Where Your Children Are?)

      Composer: Caleb Burhans

      Ensemble: Alarm Will Sound

      Conductor: Caleb Burhans

    6. The Things Left Unsaid

      Composer: Caleb Burhans

      Ensemble: Tarab Cello Ensemble

    7. Nunc dimittis

      Composer: Caleb Burhans

      Ensemble: The Choir of Trinity Wall Street

      Conductor: Caleb Burhans


This is Burhans' debut as a lead composer and recording artist, though he has long been recognized as a vital presence on the NYC new music scene. The New York Times lauded him as "animated and versatile," a "sweet-voiced countertenor," and a "new music virtuoso." He's also a regular member of several groundbreaking groups and ensembles that have helped redefine modern classical music-among them ACME, Alarm Will Sound, Beyondo, Bleknlok, Escort, it's not you it's me, Newspeak, Ensemble Signal and the Wordless Music Orchestra.