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LISA BIELAWA
A Handful of World
including "Lamentations for a City"
with Cerddorion
Kristina Boerger, Conductor |
"[A]rresting...literarily astute.” – The San Francisco Chronicle
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PETER TCHAIKOVSKY
Liturgy
of St. John Chrysostom, Opus 41
Russian Chamber Chorus of New York
Nikolai Kachanov, Conductor
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Chosen by New York Times critic James R. Oestreich as one of the ten best classical recordings of 2001 |
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Here is another underexposed gem of the New York music
world in a piece that it has honed beautifully in recent years and now
recorded. If you don't know this work--with Rachmaninoff's Vespers, a
cornerstone of the transcendent literature of the Russian Orthodox Church--you
only think you know Tchaikovsky. --
James R. Oestreich, The New York Times [see more reviews]
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PETER TCHAIKOVSKY
Vespers & Three Sacred Choruses
Russian Chamber Chorus of New York
Nikolai Kachanov, Conductor
[my solo on track 2]
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Conductor Kachanov and the chorus bring a luxurious,
rich interpretation to the work.-- Chris Ledbetter,
Detroit News and Free Press [see more reviews]
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YURI YUKECHEV
My Heart is Ready
from the Psalms of David
Russian Chamber Chorus of New York
Nikolai Kachanov, Conductor
[my solo on track 6]
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Two superbly prepared cantata performances…richly imagined and deftly realized. -- James Oestreich, The New York Times
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It is simply hauntingly beautiful choral music. -- Vladimir Morosan, Musica Russica
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[Various]
The American Russian Youth Orchestra in Concert
including Tchaikovsky's "Moscow" Cantata
with Russian Chamber Chorus of New York
Nikolai Kachanov, Conductor
Recorded live at Tanglewood and Carnegie Hall
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