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Psalms
Felix Mendelssohn
Cyrillus Kreek


Artists

Genres
Choral

Features

Booklet with liner notes in English and the song texts in the original language (German and Estonian) and in English


Format:
CD

Released:
March 2012 (Finland)
April 2012 (international)

Catalogue No.:
ODE 1201-2

EAN/UPC Code:
0761195120125

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Track listing

CD
64:15
1
Psalm 100 "Jauchzet dem Herrn, alle Welt", Op. 69/2
4:27

2
Pssalm 22 "Mu Jumal! Mikspärast oled Sa mind maha jätnud?"
4:27

3 Psalms, Op. 78
3
Psalm 2 "Warum toben die Heiden"
7:29

4
Psalm 43 "Richte mich, Gott"
4:31

5
Psalm 22 "Mein Gott, warum hast du mich verlassen"
8:08


6
Psalm 141 "Issand, ma hüüan Su poole"
2:27

7
Psalm 104 "Kiida, mu hing, Issandat!"
2:28

8
"Õnnis on inimene"
3:26

9
Psalm 137 "Paabeli jõgede kaldail"
6:40

10
"Hebe deine Augen" (from: Elijah, Op. 70)
2:16

11
"Denn er hat seinen Engeln befohlen" (from: Elijah, Op. 70)
3:32

12
"Wie selig sind die Toten", Op. 115/1
3:30

Sacred Folk Songs
13
“Kui suur on meie vaesus”
2:43

14
“Jeesus kõige ülem hää”
1:54

15
“Armas Jeesus, Sind ma palun”
2:31

16
“Oh Jeesus, sinu valu”
2:03

17
“Mu süda, ärka üles”
1:43


Awards

ICMA nomination 2013

Complete description

For their second release on Ondine the acclaimed Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir under chief conductor Daniel Reuss perform Psalm settings by Felix Mendelssohn and Estonian composer Cyrillus Kreek (1889-1962).

 

Cyrillus Kreek, a graduate of the St Petersburg Conservatory and a collector of folk songs, laid the foundation for Estonian professional music.

 

The unique coupling highlights the familiarity between Mendelssohn and Kreek in terms of vocal and harmonic setting.


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