Accentus, Laurence Equilbey, Brigitte Engerer - Via Crucis (2006)
BAND/ARTIST: Accentus, Laurence Equilbey, Brigitte Engerer
- Title: Via Crucis
- Year Of Release: 2006
- Label: Naive
- Genre: Classical
- Quality: FLAC (tracks)
- Total Time: 58:15
- Total Size: 187 Mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
Franz Liszt: Harmonies Poétiques Et Religieuses
1. Ave Maria 6:28
2. Pensée Des Morts 12:24
3. Pater Noster 2:45
Franz Liszt: Via Crucis
4. Der Kreuzweg 3:59
5. Station I: Jesus Wird Zum Tode Verdammt 1:02
6. Station II: Jesus Trägt Sein Kreuz 2:04
7. Station III: Jesus Fällt Zum Ersten Mal 1:10
8. Station IV:Jesus Begegnet Seiner Heiligen Mutter 1:35
9. Station V: Simon Von Kyrene Hilft Jesus Beim Kreuz Tragen 2:47
10. Station VI: Sancta Veronica 2:36
11. Station VII:Jesus Fällt Zum Zweiten Mal 1:13
12. Station VIII: Die Frauen Von Jerusalem 2:20
13. Station IX: Jesus Fällt Zum Dritten Mal 1:14
14. Station X: Jesus Wird Entkleidet 1:21
15. Station XI: Jesus Wird Ans Kreuz Geschlagen 0:35
16. Station XII: Jesus Stirbt Am Kreuze 6:50
17. Station XIII: Jesus Wird Vom Kreuz Genommen 3:08
18. Station XIV: Jesus Wird Ins Grab Gelegt 4:46
Performers:
Alto Vocals – Hélène Moulin
Bass Vocals – Pierre Corbel
Choir – Accentus
Conductor – Laurence Equilbey
Piano – Brigitte Engerer
Franz Liszt: Harmonies Poétiques Et Religieuses
1. Ave Maria 6:28
2. Pensée Des Morts 12:24
3. Pater Noster 2:45
Franz Liszt: Via Crucis
4. Der Kreuzweg 3:59
5. Station I: Jesus Wird Zum Tode Verdammt 1:02
6. Station II: Jesus Trägt Sein Kreuz 2:04
7. Station III: Jesus Fällt Zum Ersten Mal 1:10
8. Station IV:Jesus Begegnet Seiner Heiligen Mutter 1:35
9. Station V: Simon Von Kyrene Hilft Jesus Beim Kreuz Tragen 2:47
10. Station VI: Sancta Veronica 2:36
11. Station VII:Jesus Fällt Zum Zweiten Mal 1:13
12. Station VIII: Die Frauen Von Jerusalem 2:20
13. Station IX: Jesus Fällt Zum Dritten Mal 1:14
14. Station X: Jesus Wird Entkleidet 1:21
15. Station XI: Jesus Wird Ans Kreuz Geschlagen 0:35
16. Station XII: Jesus Stirbt Am Kreuze 6:50
17. Station XIII: Jesus Wird Vom Kreuz Genommen 3:08
18. Station XIV: Jesus Wird Ins Grab Gelegt 4:46
Performers:
Alto Vocals – Hélène Moulin
Bass Vocals – Pierre Corbel
Choir – Accentus
Conductor – Laurence Equilbey
Piano – Brigitte Engerer
Franz Liszt is an enigmatic composer, a mostly bombastic repetoire that can be (sometimes) off-putting and fatiguing... but then sprinkled with very reflective pieces* that are near-impressionistic and quite honestly expressionistic. Somewhere within him is a bubbling underwater vent of mysticism. It seems all that is left to do is pre-channel the harmony of Charles Ives after listening to track 2. Speaking of "Harmonies poetiques" (the first work on the CD) I was curious about where the first track's ideas of form and harmony were coming from and was a little shocked to find out it was simply "Ave Maria". Yes its that good.
"Via Crucis" is the mixture of sacred and late-late romantic harmony/interjections. I would say traditionalish form but nominally romantic by its fingernails. I can assure you at that time they would have some difficulty understanding & enjoying this like we can today. A forlorn chorale that would forfeit the commission... so be it.
Brigitte Engerer was a great blessing and we are fortunate to have these recordings. A nice booklet is provided.
"Via Crucis" is the mixture of sacred and late-late romantic harmony/interjections. I would say traditionalish form but nominally romantic by its fingernails. I can assure you at that time they would have some difficulty understanding & enjoying this like we can today. A forlorn chorale that would forfeit the commission... so be it.
Brigitte Engerer was a great blessing and we are fortunate to have these recordings. A nice booklet is provided.
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