Tibi Laus Domine : commemorating beatification of Faustyna Kowalska [sound recording] / The Poznań Nightingales

Material type: MusicMusicPublisher number: MCD 017 | MusiconPublication details: Poland : Musicon, ℗©1995.Description: 1 audio disc : digital recording ; 12 cm + 1 Booklet (10 p.)Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 20 CD 782.3 HAND
Contents:
1. The Excellency and Power of our God from the oratorio Messiah : Georg Friedrich Haendel (3:37) -- 2. Cantate Domino : Stefan Stuligrosz (5:35) -- 3. Kyrie eleison : Antoni Chlondowski (3:50) -- 4. Tibi laus, Domine : Stefan Stuligrosz (3:01) -- 5. Gloria : Arr. by Stefan Stuligrosz (3:53) -- 6. Psalmus Confitemini : Arr. by Stefan Stuligrosz (3:06) -- 7. The Sequence Victime paschali laudes : Arr. by Stefan Stuligrosz (2:36) -- 8. Quia vidisti me, Thoma : Stefan Stuligrosz (2:42) -- 9. Alleluja : Stefan Stuligrosz (1:21) -- 10. Credo III, G.P. da Palestrina Et incarnatus est : Arr. by Stefan Stuligrosz (5:44) -- 11. Magnificemus in cantico : Jacek Różycki (4:41) -- 12. Sanctus, Benedictus : Antoni Chlondowski (3:39) -- 13. Agnus Dei : Antoni Chlondowski (3:22) -- 14. Hallelujah from the oratorio Messiah : Georg Friedrich Haendel (4:02)
Summary: "The musical setting of the solemn liturgy, during which the nun Faustyna Kowalska was beatified, was prepared and performed by the Poznan Nightingales choir conducted by prof. Stefan Stuligrosz. Tibi Laus Domine commemorating ths event of profound significance for the Polish Church. The pieces on this CD follow the same order in which they were performed during the ceremony." (p.2 booklet)
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Compact Disc (Audio) Compact Disc (Audio) Academy of Music & Performing Arts Library General Stacks Non-fiction CD 782.3 HAND (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Available A02000
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CD 782.1 MOZA Don Giovanni : highlights CD 782.22 POST The Sound of King's CD 782.25 ALLE Les Petits Chanteurs de Saint-Fran̨cois de Versailles. CD 782.3 HAND Tibi Laus Domine : CD 782.42164 MMOA Painters in Paris : Le café concert CD 783.1242 BEET Sweet power of song CD 783.8842 BRAH Brahms Lieder

Performers: The Poznan Nightingales - Pieces of G.F.Handel,G.P.da Palestrina, A.Chlondowski, J.Rozycki, and S.Stuligrosz.

Performed by Boys' and Men's Choir of the State Philharmony in Poznan "The Poznan Nightingales". Conductor: Stefan Stuligrosz

Arranged for choir and organ and conducted by Stefan Stuligrosz.
Organ parts by Andrzej Tatarski.

Recorded to commemorate "The Poznan Nightingales" participation in Beatification Mass on St.Peter's Square in Rome on 18 April 1993.

1. The Excellency and Power of our God from the oratorio Messiah : Georg Friedrich Haendel (3:37) -- 2. Cantate Domino : Stefan Stuligrosz (5:35) -- 3. Kyrie eleison : Antoni Chlondowski (3:50) -- 4. Tibi laus, Domine : Stefan Stuligrosz (3:01) -- 5. Gloria : Arr. by Stefan Stuligrosz (3:53) -- 6. Psalmus Confitemini : Arr. by Stefan Stuligrosz (3:06) -- 7. The Sequence Victime paschali laudes : Arr. by Stefan Stuligrosz (2:36) -- 8. Quia vidisti me, Thoma : Stefan Stuligrosz (2:42) -- 9. Alleluja : Stefan Stuligrosz (1:21) -- 10. Credo III, G.P. da Palestrina Et incarnatus est : Arr. by Stefan Stuligrosz (5:44) -- 11. Magnificemus in cantico : Jacek Różycki (4:41) --
12. Sanctus, Benedictus : Antoni Chlondowski (3:39) -- 13. Agnus Dei : Antoni Chlondowski (3:22) -- 14. Hallelujah from the oratorio Messiah : Georg Friedrich Haendel (4:02)

"The musical setting of the solemn liturgy, during which the nun Faustyna Kowalska was beatified, was prepared and performed by the Poznan Nightingales choir conducted by prof. Stefan Stuligrosz. Tibi Laus Domine commemorating ths event of profound significance for the Polish Church. The pieces on this CD follow the same order in which they were performed during the ceremony." (p.2 booklet)

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