MacMillan - Seven Last Words From The Cross
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Label: Naxos
Cat No: 8570719
Format: CD
Number of Discs: 1
Genre: Vocal/Choral
Release Date: 30th March 2009
Contents
Artists
Dmitri EnsembleConductor
Graham RossWorks
...here in hiding...Christus vincit
Nemo te condemnavit
Seven Last Words from the Cross
Artists
Dmitri EnsembleConductor
Graham RossAbout
This disc contains two world première recordings and is produced by John Rutter, who said of the Dmitri Ensemble: “They are the stars of the future.”
“In recent years it has been an enormous thrill hearing my music being performed by The Dmitri Ensemble. This excellent, young ensemble brings a breath of fresh air to music making in this country, and are fortunate to have in their director Graham Ross one of the most exciting new musicians to appear on the radar.” - James MacMillan
“The flying Scot is writing music with as much fervour and ingenuity as anyone on the planet….his passion and energy seem inexhaustible... he is, paradoxically, the most powerful voice in British music today - by a mile. Though fused from a thousand diverse sacred and secular influences, his pieces are instantly recognisable, intellectually coherent, fizzing with ideas, gloriously coloured, and without a whiff of pretension or obfuscation.” - The Times
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