Immerse yourself in the sacred and archaic with Charles Koechlin's "Oeuvres a cappella," a captivating collection of choral works that blend the old and the new. Released on November 1, 2013, this album is a testament to Koechlin's mastery of chamber music, offering a unique blend of religious and archaic styles that will captivate any fan of classical vocal music.
The album features two main works: "Quelques choeurs religieux a cappella, Op. 150" and "15 Motets de style archaique, Op. 225." The former is a set of religious choral pieces that showcase Koechlin's ability to create deeply moving and spiritual music. The latter is a collection of 15 motets that draw inspiration from ancient musical styles, offering a fascinating journey through time.
Performed by the talented Gilbert Martin-Bouyer and the Ensemble Vocal Français, this album is a stunning display of vocal prowess and musical skill. With a total duration of one hour, it's the perfect way to spend an afternoon or evening, losing yourself in the beautiful harmonies and intricate compositions.
Whether you're a long-time fan of Koechlin's work or a newcomer to his music, "Oeuvres a cappella" is sure to impress. So why wait? Start exploring the enchanting world of Charles Koechlin's choral music today!
2013 Skarbo2013 Skarbo
Tracks
Quelques choeurs religieux a cappella, Op. 150: KyrieCharles Koechlin, Ensemble Vocal Francois, Gilbert Martin-Bouyer
Quelques choeurs religieux a cappella, Op. 150: Agnus DeiCharles Koechlin, Ensemble Vocal Francois, Gilbert Martin-Bouyer
Quelques choeurs religieux a cappella, Op. 150: AlleluiaCharles Koechlin, Ensemble Vocal Francois, Gilbert Martin-Bouyer
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