Jane Marsh - Requiem / OtcenasIt took Frank Martin a long time to heed his deep seated inner calling to write a Requiem: 'What I have tried to express here is the clear will to accept death; to make peace with it.' The Requiem was composed in 1971 72, Martin utilizes the whole bandwidth of orchestral sound and explores all opportunities for interplay among the vocalists, as well. Leo Jancek's setting of the Otcen, the Lord's Prayer, is not a conventionally religious work. The

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where he studied piano with Marian Hahn and Robert MacDonald

Kazuki Tomokawa catapulted into Tokyo's avant-garde scene with his cathartic and utterly electrifying performances

performed by Cappella Romana

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including by the young Elise Neumann on Brilliant Classics (BC9287) but this is the first-ever album dedicated to his guitar music

Time signatures on many songs are in standard 4/4 time

presents Maurice Ravel's seminal string quartet and the equally colorful one by his contemporary Fernand de La Tombelle

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