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COMPOSERHAMILTON, TIMOTHY
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PERFORMERDomnich, Johnston, Rosenau Sinfonia, Hamilton
Hamilton: Requiem / Cantoribus, Rosenau Sinfonia
- Naxos
- November 10, 2017
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RELEASE DATENovember 10, 2017
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UPC747313384976
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CATALOG NUMBER8573849
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LABELNaxos
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NUMBER OF DISCS1
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GENRE
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Prelude
Composer: Timothy Hamilton
Ensemble: Cantoribus, Rosenau Sinfonia
Conductor: Timothy Hamilton
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Introit
Composer: Timothy Hamilton
Ensemble: Cantoribus, Rosenau Sinfonia
Performer: Ilona Domnich, Ian Tindale
Conductor: Timothy Hamilton
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Kyrie
Composer: Timothy Hamilton
Ensemble: Cantoribus, Rosenau Sinfonia
Performer: Ian Tindale
Conductor: Timothy Hamilton
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The Warrior's Psalm (Psalm 91)
Composer: Timothy Hamilton
Ensemble: Cantoribus
Performer: Ian Tindale
Conductor: Timothy Hamilton
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Hostias
Composer: Timothy Hamilton
Ensemble: Cantoribus
Conductor: Timothy Hamilton
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Sanctus
Composer: Timothy Hamilton
Ensemble: Cantoribus, Rosenau Sinfonia
Performer: Nicky Spence, Ian Tindale
Conductor: Timothy Hamilton
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Benedictus
Composer: Timothy Hamilton
Ensemble: Cantoribus, Rosenau Sinfonia
Performer: Ilona Domnich, Jennifer Johnston, Nicky Spence, David Stout, Ian Tindale
Conductor: Timothy Hamilton
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Agnus Dei
Composer: Timothy Hamilton
Ensemble: Cantoribus, Rosenau Sinfonia
Performer: Jennifer Johnston, Nicky Spence, Ian Tindale
Conductor: Timothy Hamilton
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Lest We Forget
Composer: Timothy Hamilton
Ensemble: Rosenau Sinfonia
Conductor: Timothy Hamilton
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Pie Jesu
Composer: Timothy Hamilton
Ensemble: Rosenau Sinfonia
Performer: David Stout, Ian Tindale
Conductor: Timothy Hamilton
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Libera me
Composer: Timothy Hamilton
Ensemble: Cantoribus, Rosenau Sinfonia
Performer: Ian Tindale
Conductor: Timothy Hamilton
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In paradisum
Composer: Timothy Hamilton
Ensemble: Cantoribus, Rosenau Sinfonia
Performer: Ilona Domnich, Ian Tindale
Conductor: Timothy Hamilton
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Commissioned in 2012 to commemorate the centenary of the outbreak of the First World War, Timothy Hamilton’s Requiem draws its inspiration from the Roman liturgy. In twelve movements, it conjures up a vivid sequence of images depicting both the horror of war and the calmness and eeriness of the aftermath of battle, interspersed with moments of somber and contemplative reflection most notably in the plangent setting of Isaac Watts’ ‘Give us the wings of faith’ and the orchestral interlude ‘Lest We Forget.’ The work builds to a powerful and moving conclusion with soprano and then chorus welcoming the souls of the fallen into paradise.
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