Choral Concert: Sixteen (The) - O'REGAN, T. / BYRCHMORE, R. / WILLIAMS, R. (O Guiding Night: The Spanish Mystics) | ClassicsOnline Classical Music CD mp3 downloads | Free preview streaming

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		Choral Concert: Sixteen (The) - O'REGAN, T. / BYRCHMORE, R. / WILLIAMS, R. (O Guiding Night: The Spanish Mystics)			1:05:06

fleeting, God

6:01

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The Dark Knight

10:32

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O vera digna hostia (O Thou from Whom Hell's Monarch Flies)

4:23

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O Guiding Night

10:11

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Prayer of St. Teresa of Avila

4:59

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Beloved, All Things Ceased

10:07

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Let Nothing Trouble You

6:01

1.99

A Birthday

5:29

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O Adonai

7:23

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By James Inverne
Gramophone
01-Sep-2011

By virtue of some neat time travel and historical research, a trio of today’s composers here bring to life two of the so-called Spanish Mystics of the 16th and 17th centuries. Tarik O’Regan, Ruth Byrchmore and Roderick Williams grapple with making contemporary the texts of old. They succeed amazingly well—managing to inhabit both times at once, with a through line of spirituality. The Sixteen are on fine

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By Malcolm Riley
Gramophone
01-Sep-2011

New and exquisite settings of words by the Spanish Mystics

In 2009 The Sixteen’s “Padre Pio” (6/09) featured commissions from MacMillan, Panufnik and Will Todd. This new release featuring another British composing trio focuses on texts by two of the 16th and 17th-century Spanish Mystics, St Teresa of Ávila and St John of the Cross.

Each composer has set the same three texts and much of the satisfaction of this programme derives from comparing their differing word-setting approaches. In general terms, Tarik O’Regan favours repeating, hypnotic ostinatos, whereas Ruth Byrchmore’s approach is more intense and dramatic. Roderick Williams’s innate lyricism bursts through and sounds the most naturally and

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