Praise the Lord- Russian sacred choral music of the 19th and 20th centuries |
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Reinthaler following their performance at the George Mason Arts Center. "They can sing wonderfully clean unisons and the basses have low E's to die for," she added.
More music by Kyiv Chamber ChoirThe Kyiv Chamber Choir was founded in 1990. Choir members include professional singers, graduates of conservatories and musical institutes throughout Ukraine. The Choir's major awards include: Golden Diploma at the First Robert Schummann Competition in Zwikkau (Germany, 1992); First Award at the Twelfth International Church Music Festival in Hajnуwka (Poland, 1993); Grand Prix at the Sixth International Choral Festival in Sligo (Ireland, 1993); Second Award at Langolen Interna-tional Musical Eisteddfod (Wales, 1994) and more. Listen to all chants available on the disk Reviews author: Nicholas N. Another Shining Example Why These Folks From The Ukraine Are So Sought For & Deserving Of ALL The Prestigious Awards Bestowed To Them... Heaven Can Wait, But You Can't Afford To Pass This CD Up... A Solid Performance Of Voice Patterns That Work Together So Sincerly... AWESOME Production... author: Fokke As a singer in a choir that has sung severalof these pieces, I loved finding this recording. It looks like this is one of the best recordings I have heard of this music: great singers, great recording! Absolutely recommended!! Read all reviews and write your own | ||||||||||||||||||
Praise the Lord- Russian sacred choral music of the 19th and 20th centuries by Kyiv Chamber Choir |