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Special offer. Sacred Love

Aleksandrs Antoņenko & Eva Ezeriete

Latvian Radio Choir, Sigvards Kłava

Sacred Love
a rich bass section helps anchor the Russian music, grounding it not only harmonically but also stylistically in the Russian Orthodox choral tradition...There's nothing naive or folk-innocent...

Special offer. Sacred Love

Aleksandrs Antoņenko & Eva Ezeriete

Latvian Radio Choir, Sigvards Kłava

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a rich bass section helps anchor the Russian music, grounding it not only harmonically but also stylistically in the Russian Orthodox choral tradition...There's nothing naive or folk-innocent...

About

This new release from the Latvian Radio Choir, conducted by Sigvards Kłava, features timeless choral works by three composers from Russia and Latvia: Yuri Falik, Artūrs Maskats and Georgy Sviridov.

These 20th and 21st century choral works present the profound and sacred, which is to be found and enjoyed in many areas of our lives, from nature and the seasons to personal relationships and love.

The Latvian Choir’s previous release on Ondine – Rachmaninov’s All-Night Vigil – was chosen as ‘Record of the Month’ for Gramophone Magazine and also received a nomination for ‘best choral disc’ in the 2013 Gramophone Awards. The Latvian Radio Choir is considered one of the best chamber choirs in Europe.

Contents and tracklist

No. 1, Zimnee utro (A Pushkin Wreath: Winter's Morning)
Track length3:54
No. 2, Lyubov Svyataya (3 Choruses: Sacred Love)
Track length3:19
No. 8, Natasha
Track length2:05
No. 4, Ikona (The Icon) [Sung in Russian]
Track length5:59

Awards and reviews

October 2014

a rich bass section helps anchor the Russian music, grounding it not only harmonically but also stylistically in the Russian Orthodox choral tradition...There's nothing naive or folk-innocent here in these complicated anrratives of faith and human isolation.
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