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PART: Music for Unaccompanied Choir
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During the past 20 years, Arvo Pärt has consolidated his reputation as one of the most significant contemporary composers with a sequence of magnificent sacred choral works. Dating from between 1990 and 2001, the works on this recording exemplify Pärt’s mature idiom at its most harmonically expressive. If Triodion represents his music at its starkest and most unadorned, Kanon Pokajanen, the composer’s largest work after the 1982 St John Passion (Naxos 8.555860), is music of a dark-hued and intensely felt contemplation. Pärt’s emotionally-charged Bogoróditse Djévo, is a vibrant tribute to the Virgin Mary. The Elora Festival Singers’ recording of Pärt’s Berliner Messe can be heard on Naxos 8.557299.
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Part, Arvo

Triodion
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1.
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I. Introduction: ad libitum - Ode I: O Jesus the Son of God, Have Mercy upon Us
00:04:20
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II. Ode II: O Most Holy Birth - giver of God, Save Us
00:04:10
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III. Ode III: O Holy Saint Nicholas, Pray to God for Us - Coda: ad libitum
00:05:07
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Part, Arvo Bible - New Testament, lyricist(s)

Tribute to Caesar
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4.
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Tribute to Caesar
00:05:33
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Nunc dimittis
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5.
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Nunc dimittis
00:06:16
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Part, Arvo

Kanon Pokajanen: Ode VII: Memento
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6.
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Kanon Pokajanen: Ode VII: Memento
00:07:37
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I am the true vine
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7.
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I am the true vine
00:06:50
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Part, Arvo Bible - New Testament, lyricist(s)

The Woman with the Alabaster Box
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8.
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The Woman with the Alabaster Box
00:05:26
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Part, Arvo

Dopo la vittoria (After the Victory)
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9.
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Dopo la vittoria (After the Victory)
00:10:39
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Bogoroditse Djevo (Mother of God and Virgin)
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10.
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Bogoroditse Djevo (Mother of God and Virgin)
00:01:28
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Total Playing Time:
00:57:26
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