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Orchestra of St. Luke's - Kastalsky: Requiem for Fallen Brothers

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Format: CD
Rel. Date: 08/28/2020
UPC: 747313424573

Kastalsky: Requiem for Fallen Brothers
Artist: Orchestra of St. Luke's
Format: CD
New: In Stock $19.99
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DISC: 1

1. Requiem For Fallen Brothers: I. Requiem Aeternam. Give Rest To The Souls
2. Requiem For Fallen Brothers: II. Kyrie Eleison
3. Requiem For Fallen Brothers: III. Rex Tremendae
4. Requiem For Fallen Brothers: IV. Ingemisco. Guilty, Now I Pour
5. Requiem For Fallen Brothers: V. Confutatis. While The Wicked Are Confounded
6. Requiem For Fallen Brothers: VI. Lacrymosa
7. Requiem For Fallen Brothers: VII. Domine Jesu. Now The Laborer's Task Is O'er
8. Requiem For Fallen Brothers: VIII. Beati Mortui
9. Requiem For Fallen Brothers: IX. Hostias
10. Requiem For Fallen Brothers: X. Interludium. From The Direction Of The Japanese Troops, Gentle Music Is Heard
11. Requiem For Fallen Brothers: XI. Sanctus
12. Requiem For Fallen Brothers: XII. Agnus Dei
13. Requiem For Fallen Brothers: XIII. What Sweetness In This World Is Not Mixed With Grief
14. Requiem For Fallen Brothers: XIV. Rock Of Ages
15. Requiem For Fallen Brothers: XV. Kyrie Eleison
16. Requiem For Fallen Brothers: XVI. Interludium. Hymn To Indra
17. Requiem For Fallen Brothers: XVII. Requiem Aeternam

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Alexander Kastalsky was a student of Tchaikovsky and a mentor to Rachmaninoff, becoming director of the Moscow Synodal School until the Bolshevik regime banned all sacred music, including the extraordinary Requiem for Fallen Brothers which consequently lay forgotten for over a century. The Requiem is a rich and varied mosaic that honors those who perished in the First World War, poignantly combining Orthodox and Gregorian chant with hymns from the allied nations, even including Rock of Ages. This unprecedented and peerless monument to those who made the ultimate sacrifice was acclaimed on it's 1917 premiere as a 'uniquely Russian requiem that... gave musical voice to the tears of many nations.' This is a world premiere recording.
        
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