Artyomov- Requiem
Vyacheslav Artyomov is considered by many to be Russia's greatest living composer. After the fall of the Soviet regime his music has travelled the world to great acclaim. It is deep, ultimately spiritual and brilliantly crafted, with influences from the Russian symphonic tradition colored by Mahler, Scriabin, Honegger and Messiaen to name a few - but melded into a unique voice. The Requiem, together with his massive Symphony cycles, was the work which brought enormous acclaim to Artyomov both in Russia and in the USA. It was the first Requiem to be written by a Russian and the first to be performed in the former USSR. Dedicated 'to the Martyrs of Long-Suffering Russia' it is a true masterpiece in which several parts of the mass are given treatments very different from the 'norm'. Exciting, moving and bristling with power and passion, this is a Requiem to stand alongside the established great Requiems of the past. The performers are those who gave the Moscow premiere, and give a stunning performance.
Tracklist:
- Requiem: I. Introitus. Requiem Aeternam
- Requiem: Iia. Kyrie Et Sequentia. Kyrie Eleison
- Requiem: Iib. Kyrie Et Sequentia. Dies Irae I
- Requiem: Iic. Kyrie Et Sequentia. Dies Irae II
- Requiem: Iid. Kyrie Et Sequentia. Tuba Mirum
- Requiem: Iie. Kyrie Et Sequentia. Recordare, Jesu Pie
- Requiem: Iif. Kyrie Et Sequentia. Confutatis Maledictis
- Requiem: Iig. Kyrie Et Sequentia. Lacrimosa Dies Illa
- Requiem: Iiia. Offertorium. Domine Jesu Christe
- Requiem: Iiib. Offertorium. Hostias Et Preces
- Requiem: Iva. Sanctus. Sanctus Dominus Deus Sabaoth
- Requiem: Ivb. Sanctus. Benedictus
- Requiem: V. Agnus Dei
- Requiem: Via. Libera Me. Libera Me
- Requiem: Vib. Libera Me. Requiem Aeternam
- Requiem: VII. In Paradisum
Vyacheslav Artyomov is considered by many to be Russia's greatest living composer. After the fall of the Soviet regime his music has travelled the world to great acclaim. It is deep, ultimately spiritual and brilliantly crafted, with influences from the Russian symphonic tradition colored by Mahler, Scriabin, Honegger and Messiaen to name a few - but melded into a unique voice. The Requiem, together with his massive Symphony cycles, was the work which brought enormous acclaim to Artyomov both in Russia and in the USA. It was the first Requiem to be written by a Russian and the first to be performed in the former USSR. Dedicated 'to the Martyrs of Long-Suffering Russia' it is a true masterpiece in which several parts of the mass are given treatments very different from the 'norm'. Exciting, moving and bristling with power and passion, this is a Requiem to stand alongside the established great Requiems of the past. The performers are those who gave the Moscow premiere, and give a stunning performance.
Tracklist:
- Requiem: I. Introitus. Requiem Aeternam
- Requiem: Iia. Kyrie Et Sequentia. Kyrie Eleison
- Requiem: Iib. Kyrie Et Sequentia. Dies Irae I
- Requiem: Iic. Kyrie Et Sequentia. Dies Irae II
- Requiem: Iid. Kyrie Et Sequentia. Tuba Mirum
- Requiem: Iie. Kyrie Et Sequentia. Recordare, Jesu Pie
- Requiem: Iif. Kyrie Et Sequentia. Confutatis Maledictis
- Requiem: Iig. Kyrie Et Sequentia. Lacrimosa Dies Illa
- Requiem: Iiia. Offertorium. Domine Jesu Christe
- Requiem: Iiib. Offertorium. Hostias Et Preces
- Requiem: Iva. Sanctus. Sanctus Dominus Deus Sabaoth
- Requiem: Ivb. Sanctus. Benedictus
- Requiem: V. Agnus Dei
- Requiem: Via. Libera Me. Libera Me
- Requiem: Vib. Libera Me. Requiem Aeternam
- Requiem: VII. In Paradisum