Artist: Choir of Clare College Cambridge
Album: Arvo Pärt: Stabat
Genre: Classical
Release Date: 2020
Audio Format:: FLAC (tracks) 24 bit, 96 kHz
Duration: 01:19:48
Total Tracks: 7
Total Size: 1,22 GB

Tracklist:

1. Choir of Clare College, Cambridge – Da pacem, Domine (mixed choir a cappella) (04:25)
2. Choir of Clare College, Cambridge – The Woman with the Alabaster Box (mixed choir a cappella) (06:05)
3. Jamie Campbell – Plainscapes(mixed choir, violin and cello) (15:00)
4. Helena Mackie – Magnificat (mixed choir a cappella) (07:33)
5. Rebecca McElroy – Nunc dimittis (mixed choir a cappella) (06:50)
6. Georgina Gulliver – Miserere (mixed choir a cappella) (12:24)
7. The Dmitri Ensemble – Stabat Mater (mixed choir and string orchestra) (27:27)

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When he moved away from serial techniques at the end of the 1960s, having undergone something of a spiritual and artistic transformation, Arvo Pärt turned to the choral tradition of the Middle Ages and the Renaissance for inspiration. From this period of intense study emerged the masterpieces inaugurating his now unmistakable style: the refined, timeless soundworld of “tintinnabulation.” On this release Graham Ross and the Choir of Clare College, Cambridge perform a selection of music by Pärt, James MacMillan & Peteris Vasks.Encompassing works by Arvo Pärt (Estonia), Pēteris Vasks (Latvia), and James MacMillan (a native of Scotland), this album charts the evolution of choral music in three regions of Northern Europe that saw the rise of a startling new language beginning in the 1980s. Its subsequent development has had far-reaching implications well beyond the staid confines of the house of worship or the serial techniques current at the time. The spiritual focus of this trio of trail-blazers resonates with many of today’s composers, a dimension that has not escaped their listeners or, for that matter, Graham Ross, the enterprising director of music at Clare College, Cambridge.