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Review by Lute May 17, 2013
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O Gladsome Light is the Krysostomos Chamber Choir's second SACD, following . And it is mesmerizingly beautiful.
It is a celebration of Finnish Orthodox church music. This program of music was inspired by the monasteries of Valaam in Russian Karelia and the New Valamo monastery in Finland. It is ... more |
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This is a re-release. I purchased this multi-channel SACD on Amazon well over a year ago. The original release date of this recording was 2008. I was so disappointed with this recording, I have since sold it. It's interesting that now Amazon shows a new release date of June 11, 2013, more than 1 1/2 ... more |
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I like this album, a big change from their erly music, good on them for moving on to something new, as someones said in another review, you have to be in the mood but i fine i have to be in the mood for all of the Cowboy Junkies albums so no change here, and as for the sonics i think it sound good, ... more |
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Very surprising in a good way disc. The energy exudes at a steady pace interrupted, as in any good jazz piece, by the individual artists expressions of virtuosity. Maybe it is because i recently went fully balanced (A1UDCICP-700) and my auditory cortex is still getting used to it, but the recording ... more |
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Fine though other releases in Janowski's Wagner cycle have been, this is arguably the most valuable release so far and bodes very well for the completion of his wider cycle and the Ring in particular.
Like and , this set derives from concert performances. Where this set scores in particular in ... more |
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