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Allegri
Miserere
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Originally developed as the second movement of Barber's String Quartet,
inspired by a passage from Vergil's Georgics about a widening river's
growth. Often played as a piece for mourning, it's simple arc of
growth bulges with emotion.
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See
our composer biography here.
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Musica
recommended recording |
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Conductor:
Peter Phillips |
Peter
Phillips's website |
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Choir: Tallis
Scholars |
Choir
website |
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Label:
Gimell |
Label
website |
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Catalogue
Ref: CDGIM339 |
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Barcode: |
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Release
Date: 29-Jan-2001 |
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More information about this recording |
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Label
(Gimell) |
Gimmell
disc information |
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Unusually, the high treble part in the Tallis Scholars' Miserere is
taken by Alison Stamp, rather than a young boy. It works like a dream
and makes for a magical performance.
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