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Natural Reflections

Natural Reflections

The changing of the seasons, the rippling of rivers and lakes, the sounds of the forest, and the breathtaking diversity of plant and animal life – it would be impossible list all the ways in which Mother Nature has inspired and indebted composers with through the centuries. The Kodály Choir Debrecen, conducted by Zoltán Kocsis-Holper, offers a selection of compositions that span the ages and evoke the blossoming of flowers and singing of birds, as well as the shimmering of the Northern Lights.  more

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From the Renaissance to the present day, the works performed also make palpable how we, as human beings, find our place within the greater whole of nature – damaged in so many ways, yet perhaps still capable of being saved.

Palestrina: Super flumina Babylonis
Lorenzo Donati: Super flumina Babylonis
Ēriks Ešenvalds: Northern Lights
Tormis: Autumn Landscapes – 1. On hilissuvi (It is late summer); 2. Üle taeva jooksevad pilved (Clouds are racing); 5. Tuul kõnnumaa kohal (Wind over the barrens)
Britten: Five Flower Songs – 4. The Evening Primrose
Morten Lauridsen: es Chansons des roses (Songs of the Roses) – 5. Dirait-on (One would say)
Ola Gjeilo: The Rose
Árpád Barabás: Madrigals on poems by Sándor Kányádi – Hófoltos még a határ (The Fields are Still Patched with Snow); Előhang (Prologue)
Viktor Magyaróvári: Tavasztündér (Spring Fairy)
John Rutter: Birthday Madrigals – 5. When daisies pied
Samo Vovk: Ta na solbici (Up there in Solbica)
Ko Matsushita: Karimatanu Kuicha (Chorus of Karimata Village)

Conductor:
Zoltán Kocsis-Holper
Featuring:
Kodály Choir Debrecen 

Presented by: Müpa Budapest

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