New Jewish Music, Vol. 5 - Nobles, Bardanashvili, Klartag, T

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Label
Analekta
Release Date
April 10, 2026
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    Featuring ⌄
    • COMPOSER
      Josef Bardanashvili, Yair Klartag, Jordan Nobles, Juan Trigos
    • PERFORMER
      Choeur de l'Orchestre symphonique de Montreal, Andrew Megill
    Product Details ⌄
    • RELEASE DATE
      April 10, 2026
    • UPC
      774204926526
    • CATALOG NUMBER
      AN29265
    • LABEL
      Analekta
    • NUMBER OF DISCS
      1
    • GENRE
      Classical
    Works ⌄

    1. I. kanata

      Composer: Jordan Nobles

      Ensemble: Montreal Symphony Orchestra Chamber Choir

      Conductor: Andrew Megill

    2. II. Epilogue: Home

      Composer: Jordan Nobles

      Ensemble: Montreal Symphony Orchestra Chamber Choir

      Conductor: Andrew Megill

    3. I. Psalms 121

      Composer: Josef Bardanashvili

      Ensemble: Montreal Symphony Orchestra Chamber Choir

      Performer: Pamela Reimer

      Conductor: Andrew Megill

    4. II. Psalms 119:105

      Composer: Josef Bardanashvili

      Ensemble: Montreal Symphony Orchestra Chamber Choir

      Performer: Pamela Reimer, David Therrien Brongo, Nicolas Lapointe, Jean-François Guay

      Conductor: Andrew Megill

    5. III. Psalms 146:1

      Composer: Josef Bardanashvili

      Ensemble: Montreal Symphony Orchestra Chamber Choir

      Performer: Pamela Reimer, David Therrien Brongo, Nicolas Lapointe, Jean-François Guay

      Conductor: Andrew Megill

    6. IV. You heard as I called you

      Composer: Josef Bardanashvili

      Ensemble: Montreal Symphony Orchestra Chamber Choir

      Performer: Pamela Reimer, David Therrien Brongo, Nicolas Lapointe, Jean-François Guay

      Conductor: Andrew Megill

    7. V. Psalms 123:1-3

      Composer: Josef Bardanashvili

      Ensemble: Montreal Symphony Orchestra Chamber Choir

      Performer: Pamela Reimer, David Therrien Brongo, Nicolas Lapointe, Jean-François Guay

      Conductor: Andrew Megill

    8. The Parable of the Palace

      Composer: Yair Klartag

      Ensemble: Montreal Symphony Orchestra Chamber Choir

      Performer: Peter Rosenfeld, Scott Feltham, Brandyn Lewis, Eric Chappell

      Conductor: Andrew Megill

    9. No. 1. Return I: Where do you live?

      Composer: Juan Trigos

      Ensemble: Montreal Symphony Orchestra Chamber Choir, members Montreal Symphony Orchestra

      Conductor: Andrew Megill

    10. No. 2. Eagle and Snake

      Composer: Juan Trigos

      Ensemble: Montreal Symphony Orchestra Chamber Choir, members Montreal Symphony Orchestra

      Conductor: Andrew Megill

    11. No. 3. Return II: Where do you live?

      Composer: Juan Trigos

      Ensemble: Montreal Symphony Orchestra Chamber Choir, members Montreal Symphony Orchestra

      Conductor: Andrew Megill

    12. No. 4. From Afar

      Composer: Juan Trigos

      Ensemble: Montreal Symphony Orchestra Chamber Choir, members Montreal Symphony Orchestra

      Conductor: Andrew Megill

    13. No. 5. My Little Mother

      Composer: Juan Trigos

      Ensemble: Montreal Symphony Orchestra Chamber Choir, members Montreal Symphony Orchestra

      Conductor: Andrew Megill

    14. No. 6. The war is coming

      Composer: Juan Trigos

      Ensemble: Montreal Symphony Orchestra Chamber Choir, members Montreal Symphony Orchestra

      Conductor: Andrew Megill

    15. No. 7. Drunkenness

      Composer: Juan Trigos

      Ensemble: Montreal Symphony Orchestra Chamber Choir, members Montreal Symphony Orchestra

      Conductor: Andrew Megill

    16. No. 8. War

      Composer: Juan Trigos

      Ensemble: Montreal Symphony Orchestra Chamber Choir, members Montreal Symphony Orchestra

      Conductor: Andrew Megill


The Azrieli Music Prizes unveil their fifth album for Analekta, celebrating excellence in music composition across four world-premiere recordings that place a spotlight on the 2024 Laureates. Jordan Nobles' kanata is a sonic and restorative reflection on place, landscape, and home inspired by his travels across Canada. Josef Bardanashvili's choral fantasy Light to My Path draws on both his Georgian choral heritage and the Book of Psalms to examine various states of belief, from doubt to ecstasy and gratitude. Yair Klartag's The Parable of the Palace explores medieval Jewish philosopher Maimonides' famous parable to create a musical meditation on the limits of reason in explaining reality and our search for the divine, all sung in the original Judeo-Arabic. Closing the album is Juan Trigos' Simetr�as Prehisp�nicas, which pays homage to the cultural history of his native Mexico, especially Aztec culture and cosmology, through fragments of original texts in Spanish and Nahuatl by 15th-century poets. Created in 2014 by Sharon Azrieli CQ for the Azrieli Foundation, the biennial Azrieli Music Prizes discover, elevate, and amplify excellence in music composition.