Bingen/ Quigley/ Seraphic Fire - Ordo VirtutumSeraphic Fire, GRAMMY nominated professional choir, presents it's newest recording, Hildegard of Bingen: Ordo virtutum. This recording is the first complete performance of the 12th century masterpiece on album. Composed by 1151 CE, Ordo virtutum tells the story of a wandering soul, Anima, and her struggles between the forces of good and evil. The musical roles of Ordo virtutum are exclusively female. The Devil, who faces off against the heavenly

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Liner notes include an introductory essay by Snow as well as notes on a number of the album's songs

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like that of Santiago de Murcia (1673-1739)

but with a duration of almost half an hour it clearly goes beyond the scope of Bach's classical cantatas

Nominated for "WAMMIES"

LP (black vinyl) incl

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