Léonce de Saint-Martin:Œuvres pour chœur, cuivres et deux orgues

Immerse yourself in the sacred and majestic compositions of Léonce de Saint-Martin with the album "Œuvres pour chœur, cuivres et deux orgues." Released on April 17, 2007, by Saphir Productions, this collection showcases the profound and inspiring works of Saint-Martin, a master of choral and organ music.

The album spans a duration of 1 hour and 2 minutes, featuring 14 tracks that include some of Saint-Martin's most renowned pieces. From the serene "Ave Maria Op.17" composed in 1934 to the grand "Messe Solennelle En Mi, Op.13" from 1932, each track is a testament to Saint-Martin's ability to blend the power of brass and the richness of the organ with the ethereal beauty of the choir.

Highlights include the "Symphonie Dominicale, Op.39," composed in two parts in 1946 and 1948, and the moving "Panis Angelicus, Op.27" from 1940. The album also features the stirring "A La Gloire De Saint-Louis, Op.33" from 1945 and the majestic "Magnificat, Op.42" from 1951, showcasing Saint-Martin's versatility and depth as a composer.

Under the direction of conductor Amaury Sartorius and performed by the Ensemble de cuivres La Cathédrale Saint-Louis Versailles, this album is a celebration of Saint-Martin's contributions to sacred music. Whether you are a longtime admirer of choral and organ music or a newcomer to the genre, this album offers a rich and rewarding listening experience that highlights the timeless beauty of Léonce de Saint-Martin's compositions.