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William Byrd: Missa A 5. Magnificat; Arvo Pärt: Magnificat-Antiphone (1997)

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William Byrd: Missa A 5. Magnificat; Arvo Pärt: Magnificat-Antiphone (1997)

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William Byrd
01. Senex Puerum Portabat A 5 – 
Arvo Pärt
02. 7 Magnificant-Antiphone: O Weisheit - Kai Wessel 
03. 7 Magnificant-Antiphone: O Adonai - Kai Wessel 
04. 7 Magnificant-Antiphone: O Spross Aus Isais Wurzel - Kai Wessel 
05. 7 Magnificant-Antiphone: O Schussel Davids - Kai Wessel 
06. 7 Magnificant-Antiphone: O Morgenstern - Kai Wessel 
07. 7 Magnificant-Antiphone: O Konig Aller Volker - Kai Wessel 
08. 7 Magnificant-Antiphone: O Immanuel - Kai Wessel 
William Byrd
09. Magnificant - Kai Wessel 
10. Senex Puerum Portabat A 4 – 
Arvo Pärt
11. Arbos 
12. Summa 
13. Pari Intervallo 
William Byrd
14. Missa A 5: Kyrie 
15. Missa A 5: Gloria 
16. Missa A 5: Credo 
17. Missa A 5: Sanctus 
18. Missa A 5: Benedictus 
19. Missa A 5: Agnus Dei

Bass Clarinet – Jelte Althuis
Bassoon – Alban Wesly
Clarinet – Ivar Berix
Oboe, Oboe d'Amore – Eduard Wesly
Saxophone – Raaf Hekkema
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Kai Wessel - altus

 

When it comes to melody, the uncompromising linear clarity and chamber-style flexibility enjoyed by reed instruments give them a big advantage over choirs and orchestras. Even hard-liners from the historical performance camp are swept away by the beauty and brilliance with which Calefax bring new zest to well-known and much-performed works from Bach to Berg.

Accomplished wind virtuosity is what makes the sacred sublimity of these compositions by Byrd and Pärt into genuine sound orgies in which the beauty of Kai Wessel’scountertenor voice seems to shine like a radiant, solitary light. --- arkivmusic.com

 

The English Renaissance master William Byrd and the Baltic innovator Arvo Pärt have much more in common than just one-syllable last names. Both draw on the compositional technique of the Middle Ages and Renaissance and are featured together on this recording by the Calefax Reed Quintet, a one-of-a-kind Dutch wind ensemble. Their music also finds a strong vocal advocate in this splendid performance by the countertenor Kai Wessel. --- prestoclassical.co.uk

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