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Penderecki conducts Penderecki, Vol. 2

Choral Music

Warsaw Philharmonic Choir & Warsaw Philharmonic Orchestra, Krzysztof Penderecki

Penderecki conducts Penderecki, Vol. 2
All in all, an essential collection for any enthusiast of Penderecki’s choral work, caught in exceptional performances under the composer’s authoritative baton, and recorded with exceptional...

Penderecki conducts Penderecki, Vol. 2

Choral Music

Warsaw Philharmonic Choir & Warsaw Philharmonic Orchestra, Krzysztof Penderecki

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All in all, an essential collection for any enthusiast of Penderecki’s choral work, caught in exceptional performances under the composer’s authoritative baton, and recorded with exceptional...

About

The first album from the series Warsaw Philharmonic: Penderecki conducts Penderecki was widely acclaimed and garnered several awards, including a GRAMMY (Best Choral Music Album) along with major prizes from the Fryderyks, O!Lśnienie (the Onet.pl website) and many others. These accolades affirm that the release of this album is not only a historic event – the composer conducting his own works for the first time recording with the Warsaw Philharmonic Orchestra and Choir – but also serves as a reminder that classical music is a great source of pride for Poland and a major attraction on the international scene.

Contents and tracklist

VII. Ut Quid, Domine
Track length1:23
XII. Miserere mei, Deus
Track length4:29
III. Quid Sum Miser
Track length2:40
V. Recordare
Track length2:21
I. Kyrie
Track length2:06
II. Gloria
Track length3:45
III. Sanctus
Track length1:48
IV. Benedictus
Track length3:32
V. Benedicamus Domino
Track length3:46
VI. Agnus Dei
Track length5:47

Awards and reviews

December 2017

All in all, an essential collection for any enthusiast of Penderecki’s choral work, caught in exceptional performances under the composer’s authoritative baton, and recorded with exceptional clarity but Warner’s team at the Warsaw Philharmonic Concert Hall.

22nd October 2017

While the music may not be easy, it’s full of emotional generosity and has an unstinting quality of devotion, much of it written in a dark period of Polish history. There are no texts. The notes provide just enough guidance. Otherwise just listen. Uplifting and moving.
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