Eriksson, G
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This excellent German vocal quintet presents seven of Martin Luther’s chorales in many versions, typically changing composers from one verse to the next... instrumental chorale preludes appear... —
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The New York Times, Recordings of the Year 2017
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What Is Life?
Anna-Kari Frisk (soprano), Andreas Ekstedt (percussion), Peder Curman (tenor), Cecilia von Heijne (soprano), Margit Zeijlemaker (alto), Per-Henrik Andersson (recorder), Ylva Karlstrom (soprano), Katarina Jepson (soprano), Mads Korsgaard (tenor), Olle Lindberg (tenor), Sara Niklasson (alto), Tove...
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Wiegenlieder Aus Aller Welt: Lullabies of the World
Elena Danko (vocals), Alexander Danko (bayan), Josef Holzhauser (domra), Jens Trondle (marimba), Berangere Palix (vocals), Andreas Koslik (guitar), Huia Hamon (flute), Christian Wasdaris (percussion), Stephan Gatti (slide guitar), Ramesh Weeratunga (keyboards), Shannon Callahan (vocals), Richard...
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Alfred Janson: The Wind Blows
Alfred Janson (melodica), Emilie Heldal Lidsheim (violin), Jan Clemens Carlsen (cello), Embrik Snerte (contraforte), Helge Lien (piano), Ditte Marie Bræin (soprano), Olle Holmgren (bass), Eirik Krokfjord (baritone), Maria Angelika Carlsen (violin), Anders Kregnes Hansen (percussion), Embrik Snerte...
Whether spikily satirical or mournfully melodic, the Norwegian composer Alfred Janson is a superb word-setter, though his quirkier elements may irritate some. The performances are terrific. —
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Gramophone Magazine, October 2018, Editor's Choice
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