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Chor Leoni Men’s Choir Releases New CD: Yuletide Fires II

October 16, 2011 by Bruce Hoffman Leave a Comment

Vancouver’s renowned Chor Leoni Men’s Choir (Diane Loomer, C.M., Artistic Director) is pleased to announce the release of their latest CD, Yuletide Fires II. This eagerly anticipated follow-up disc to the award-winning disc, Yuletide Fires, seeks to answer the question of what Christmastime means in a culture where beliefs and customs are intermingling and becoming less defined.
 
Yuletide Fires II features serene Latin chant expressing the wonder of the Virgin and child, familiar words and melodies that connect us to the Christmas of our childhood, and songs that explore new ways to celebrate the joys of Christmas as well as the hopes and possibilities of a new year. Chor Leoni is thrilled to welcome the renowned Canadian operatic superstar Judith Forst as soloist on Adolphe Adam’s beloved Cantique de Noël.
 
The disc is distributed in Canada through SRI and is available directly through chorleoni.org and will be available on iTunes shortly.
 
Yuletide Fires II
Chor Leoni Men’s Choir
Diane Loomer, C.M. / *Kevin Zakresky, conductors
 
Cypress Choral Recordings, Catalogue No. CRR1101
Distributed by SRI

Recorded in Vancouver BC Canada
 
Playlist
 
1. What Child Is This?                           English traditional 
2. Alma Redemptoris Mater*                   Gregorian chant
3. A La Nanita Nana*                             Spanish traditional
4. Ubi Caritas                                       Ola Gjeilo
5. Ave Regina Caelorum*                       Gregorian chant
6. The Gate of the Year                           Eleanor Daley
7. Ave Maria*                                         Ambrosian chant
8. The Three Kings                                  Healey Willan
9. Sweet Was the Song                            Jeff Enns
10. In the Bleak Midwinter                        Gustav Holst
11. Peace I Leave with You                       Knut Nystedt 
12. Salve Regina*                                    Gregorian chant
13. Koppången                                        Pererik Moraeus 
14. Cantique de Noël                                Adolphe Adam
15. Regina Caeli*                                      Gregorian chant
16. A New Year Carol                                Benjamin Britten 
17. O Tannenbaum*                                 German traditional
18. Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas     Hugh Martin 
19. To Drive the Cold Winter Away              English traditional
20. The Mummer Song                              Alan Doyle and Sean McCann 
21. Christmas Time Is Here                         Vince Guaraldi

 

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