Klinge skal et jubelkor

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LAWO Classics
Release Date
October 18, 2024
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    Featuring
    • COMPOSER
      Traditional, Joseph Klug, Max Reger, Johann Abraham Peter Schulz, Andrew Smith, Lars Soras, Charles-
    • PERFORMER
      Vivianne Sydnes, Oslo Domkor
    Product Details
    • RELEASE DATE
      October 18, 2024
    • UPC
      7090020182940
    • CATALOG NUMBER
      LWC1272
    • LABEL
      LAWO Classics
    • NUMBER OF DISCS
      1
    • GENRE
    Works
    1. Veni Redemptor gentium

      Composer: Anonymous

      Ensemble: Oslo Consortium Vocale

      Conductor: David Maiwald, Edle Stray-Pedersen

    2. Folkefrelsar til oss kom (arr. K. Nordstoga for choir and Chamber ensemble)

      Composer: Traditional

      Ensemble: Trefoldighet Jentekor, Oslo Cathedral Choir, Oslo Cathedral Boys Choir, Oslo Cathedral Youth Choir, Oslo Consortium Vocale

      Performer: Sidsel Walstad, Gry Aubert Bang, Tormod Åsgård, Marie Nøkleby Hanssen, Joar Lemme, Teodor Berg, Kåre Nordstoga

      Conductor: Vivianne Sydnes

    3. Mitt hjerte alltid vanker (arr. T. Kverno for choir)

      Composer: Traditional

      Ensemble: Oslo Cathedral Boys Choir, Oslo Cathedral Youth Choir, Trefoldighet Jentekor, Oslo Consortium Vocale

      Performer: Kåre Nordstoga

      Conductor: Vivianne Sydnes

    4. Et lite barn så lystelig (arr. S. Hotvedt for choir, cello and harp)

      Composer: Traditional

      Ensemble: Oslo Cathedral Boys Choir, Trefoldighet Jentekor

      Performer: Inga Byrkjeland, Sidsel Walstad

      Conductor: Vivianne Sydnes

    5. There Is No Rose of Such Virtue

      Composer: Traditional

      Ensemble: Oslo Cathedral Choir

      Conductor: Vivianne Sydnes

    6. Å kom, å kom, Immanuel (O Come, O Come Emmanuel) (arr. D. Willcocks for choir and organ)

      Composer: Traditional

      Ensemble: Oslo Cathedral Choir, Oslo Cathedral Youth Choir

      Performer: Marcus André Berg

      Conductor: Vivianne Sydnes

    7. The Holly and the Ivy (arr. H.W. Davies for choir)

      Composer: Traditional

      Ensemble: Oslo Cathedral Youth Choir

      Performer: Frida Aamodt Feiring, Gina Sæbbe, Ingrid Heline Skøre Solberg, Lina-Viktoria Hovden Standal

      Conductor: Sindre Hugo Bjerkestrand

    8. Å, kom nå med lovsang (Adeste fideles, O Come All Ye Faithful) (arr. D. Willcocks for choir and chamber ensemble)

      Composer: Traditional

      Ensemble: Oslo Cathedral Boys Choir, Oslo Cathedral Youth Choir, Oslo Cathedral Choir, Oslo Consortium Vocale

      Performer: Tormod Åsgård, Gry Aubert Bang, Joar Lemme, Marie Nøkleby Hanssen, Kåre Nordstoga, Teodor Berg

      Conductor: Vivianne Sydnes

    9. Ave Maria

      Composer: Traditional

      Ensemble: Oslo Consortium Vocale

      Conductor: Edle Stray-Pedersen, David Maiwald

    10. Schlichte Weisen, Op. 76: No. 52. Maria Wiegenlied (arr. K. Nordstoga for choir, strings and organ)

      Composer: Max Reger

      Ensemble: Trefoldighet Jentekor

      Performer: Silje Haugan, Guro Asheim, Inga Byrkjeland, Kåre Nordstoga

      Conductor: Edle Stray-Pedersen

    11. Klinge skal et jubelkor (arr. T. Kverno for choir and chamber ensemble)

      Composer: Joseph Klug, Per Lønning

      Ensemble: Oslo Cathedral Boys Choir, Oslo Cathedral Youth Choir, Oslo Cathedral Choir, Trefoldighet Jentekor, Oslo Consortium Vocale

      Performer: Vivian Ellefsen, Tormod Åsgård, Gry Aubert Bang, Joar Lemme, Teodor Berg, Marie Nøkleby Hanssen, Inga Byrkjeland, Kåre Nordstoga

      Conductor: Vivianne Sydnes

    12. I denne søte Juletid (arr. T. Kverno for choir)

      Composer: Traditional

      Ensemble: Oslo Cathedral Youth Choir, Oslo Cathedral Choir

      Conductor: Vivianne Sydnes

    13. Kling no, klokka! (arr. A. Smith for choir)

      Composer: Traditional

      Ensemble: Oslo Cathedral Choir

      Conductor: Vivianne Sydnes

    14. Her kommer dine arme små (Thy little ones dear Lord, are we) (arr. E. Alnaes and T. Kverno for choir)

      Composer: Johann Abraham Peter Schulz

      Ensemble: Oslo Cathedral Choir

      Conductor: Vivianne Sydnes

    15. Det lyser i stille grender (Lights twinkling in peaceful hamlets) (arr. M.H. Draagen for choir, harp and organ)

      Composer: Lars Søraas

      Ensemble: Oslo Cathedral Boys Choir, Oslo Cathedral Youth Choir, Oslo Cathedral Choir, Trefoldighet Jentekor, Oslo Consortium Vocale

      Performer: Kåre Nordstoga, Sidsel Walstad

      Conductor: Vivianne Sydnes

    16. Fra fjord og fjære (arr. T. Kverno for choir and chamber ensemble)

      Composer: Magnus Brostrup Landstad, Hardenack Otto Conrad Zinck

      Ensemble: Oslo Cathedral Boys Choir, Oslo Cathedral Youth Choir, Oslo Cathedral Choir, Trefoldighet Jentekor, Oslo Consortium Vocale

      Performer: Vivian Ellefsen, Tormod Åsgård, Gry Aubert Bang, Joar Lemme, Marie Nøkleby Hanssen, Camilla Åfsthus, Teodor Berg, Kåre Nordstoga

      Conductor: Vivianne Sydnes

    17. Deilig er jorden (arr. T. Kvam for choir and chamber ensemble)

      Composer: Traditional

      Ensemble: Oslo Cathedral Boys Choir, Oslo Cathedral Youth Choir, Oslo Cathedral Choir, Trefoldighet Jentekor, Oslo Consortium Vocale

      Performer: Vivian Ellefsen, Tormod Åsgård, Gry Aubert Bang, Joar Lemme, Marie Nøkleby Hanssen, Teodor Berg, Kåre Nordstoga

      Conductor: Vivianne Sydnes

    18. Organ Symphony No. 5 in F Minor, Op. 42, No. 1: V. Toccata: Allegro

      Composer: Charles-Marie Widor

      Performer: Kåre Nordstoga


The annual Christmas concert series at Oslo Cathedral, 'Klinge skal et jubelkor', has long been a highlight of the pre-Christmas period in Norway's capital city. Once every year, all of the choirs associated with the cathedral come together to perform a programme of Christmas music, from the youngest fledglings in the boys' choir to the veteran choristers who have sung at the cathedral their whole lives. Together with brass, timpani, harp, and two organs, the choirs perform Christmas carols central to the traditions of the Church of Norway.�This recording of Oslo Cathedral's Christmas programme demonstrates that the cathedral continues to thrum with it's rich musical tradition.