Sacred Music for Men’s Choir Cantores Sancti Nicolai & Justyna Hanusiak

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Album-Release:
2023

HRA-Release:
08.09.2023

Album including Album cover Booklet (PDF)

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  • Ola Gjeilo (b. 1978):
  • 1 Gjeilo: Ubi caritas 03:32
  • Piotr Jańczak (b. 1972):
  • 2 Jańczak: De profundis clamavi 03:06
  • Lowell Mason (1792 - 1872):
  • 3 Mason: Nearer, My God, to Thee 03:21
  • Sergei Rachmaninoff (1873 - 1943):
  • 4 Rachmaninoff: Bogoroditse Devo (from All-Night Vigil, Op. 37) 02:56
  • Mariano Garau (b. 1952):
  • 5 Garau: Parce Domine 02:53
  • Piotr Jańczak (b. 1972):
  • 6 Jańczak: Kyrie 02:42
  • Gregorio Allegri (1582 - 1652):
  • 7 Allegri: Miserere mei, Deus 03:50
  • Klaudia Rabiega (b. 1991):
  • 8 Rabiega: O sacrum convivium 02:34
  • 9 Ave Maria 03:33
  • Ola Gjeilo:
  • 10 Gjeilo: Northern Lights 04:23
  • 11 Gjeilo: Ave generosa 04:30
  • Franz Biebl (1906 - 2001):
  • 12 Biebl: Ave Maria 05:36
  • Piotr Jańczak:
  • 13 Jańczak: Pater noster 03:49
  • Antonio Lotti (1667 - 1749):
  • 14 Lotti: Crucifixus 03:02
  • Total Runtime 49:47

Info for Sacred Music for Men’s Choir



The phrasing in this extraordinary interpretation is perfectly in keeping with the notation' - composer Mariano Garau on the performance of his piece Parce Domine, which is featured on the Cantores Sancti Nicolai ensemble's latest album entitled Sacred Music for Men’s Choir.

Cantores Sancti Nicolai
Justyna Hanusiak , direction



The Cantores Sancti Nicolai Male Choir
was founded at the beginning of 2017 by Father Stanislaw Adamczyk, the founder and conductor of the Boys' Choir Pueri Cantores Sancti Nicolai, active in Bochnia since 1987.

The members of the Male Choir are graduates of the Boys' Choir, for whom the possibility of performing choral music is still a great passion.

The choir's repertoire is very diverse. It ranges from works by Renaissance and Baroque composers, such as A. Lotti, G. Allegri, G. P. da Palestrina, among others, through compositions by Romantic masters such as S. Moniuszko and A. Bruckner, to works by contemporary composers - S. Rachmaninoff, J. Swider, F. Biebl, H.J. Botor, O. Sznicar, P. Jańczak. However, the choice of such a wide repertoire is not accidental, as the vast majority of these compositions are sacred, as the main purpose of the choir's activity is to enrich the liturgy with singing.

Booklet for Sacred Music for Men’s Choir

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