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Special offer. Kõrvits: Moorland Elegies

Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir, Tallinn Chamber Orchestr, Risto Joost

the texts here are all by Emily Brontë, and a fine Estonian choir has perfectly captured their melancholy expressiveness…it’s hard to imagine a better or more idiomatic reading than this

Special offer. Kõrvits: Moorland Elegies

Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir, Tallinn Chamber Orchestr, Risto Joost

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the texts here are all by Emily Brontë, and a fine Estonian choir has perfectly captured their melancholy expressiveness…it’s hard to imagine a better or more idiomatic reading than this

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Ondine continues its series of works by Baltic composers with a new exciting release. This disc features Moorland Elegies, a 50-minute work for mixed choir and string orchestra by Estonian composer Tõnu Kõrvits (b. 1969). The work is being performed by the prestigious Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir and Tallinn Chamber Orchestra conducted by Risto Joost.

Contents and tracklist

No. 1, Come, Walk with Me
Track length5:49
No. 2, Silent Is the House
Track length5:57
No. 3, The Night Is Darkening Round Me
Track length5:54
No. 4, Fall, Leaves, Fall
Track length5:03
No. 5, She Dried Her Tears
Track length7:19
No. 6, Moonlight, Summer Moonlight
Track length3:44
No. 7, The Sun Has Set
Track length5:36
No. 8, The Starry Night Shall Tidings Bring
Track length6:02
No. 9, Month After Month
Track length8:32

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May 2017

the texts here are all by Emily Brontë, and a fine Estonian choir has perfectly captured their melancholy expressiveness…it’s hard to imagine a better or more idiomatic reading than this
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