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Lux Stellarum

Andrew Dewar, Royal Holloway Choir, Rupert Gough

Lux Stellarum
It's an ethereal juxtaposition of choir and organ, plainsong and contemporary. Tarney's light requiem takes elements of the mass and intersperses them with starfilled Bible passages, alongside...

Lux Stellarum

Andrew Dewar, Royal Holloway Choir, Rupert Gough

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It's an ethereal juxtaposition of choir and organ, plainsong and contemporary. Tarney's light requiem takes elements of the mass and intersperses them with starfilled Bible passages, alongside...

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Lux Stellarum (Light of the Stars) is a short requiem for choir and organ, written for Zach Ullery, Andrew Dewar, and the choir of the American Cathedral, Paris. Along with texts by Marjorie Pickthall and John Donne, Lux Stellarum interpolates a number of biblical passages about stars and the universe.

Contents and tracklist

I. Requiem aeternam
Track length5:19
II. Kyrie
Track length3:49
III. Stars
Track length4:14
IV. Sanctus
Track length4:35
V. Agnus Dei
Track length4:11
VI. In Paradisum
Track length6:27

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Christmas 2025

It's an ethereal juxtaposition of choir and organ, plainsong and contemporary. Tarney's light requiem takes elements of the mass and intersperses them with starfilled Bible passages, alongside John Donne and Marjorie Pickthall, in a calling of souls to heaven.
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