Eeuwige Hier Nu - 4 - Antoine Oomen

Album Description

"Eeuwige Hier Nu - 4" is a captivating collection of psalm interpretations, released by Antoine Oomen on February 27, 2014, under the Mirasound label. This album is the fourth installment in a series of psalm compositions, showcasing Oomen's unique approach to setting traditional texts to contemporary music. The album features twelve tracks, each a thoughtful and evocative rendition of psalms, beautifully sung by Antoine Oomen and Tom Löwenthal, accompanied by the Koor voor nieuwe Nederlandse religieuze muziek.

Throughout the 34-minute duration, Oomen's compositions blend traditional themes with modern musical sensibilities, creating a harmonious and spiritually uplifting experience. The album includes psalms such as Psalm 121, Psalm 123, and Psalm 139, each brought to life with a fresh perspective. The collaboration with Huub Oosterhuis adds depth and richness to the lyrics, making this album a standout in the genre of contemporary religious music.

"Eeuwige Hier Nu - 4" is a testament to Antoine Oomen's skill as a composer and his ability to connect with listeners through his music. Whether you are a fan of traditional psalms or contemporary religious music, this album offers a unique and enriching listening experience. The soaring vocals and thoughtful compositions make it a valuable addition to any music collection.

27 feb 2014

(P) 2014 Mirasound

About Antoine Oomen

Antoine Oomen is a renowned Dutch composer, conductor, and pianist whose music has deeply enriched the liturgical landscape. Born in Amsterdam, Oomen's musical journey began at a young age, serving as a church organist and entering the Amsterdam Music Conservatory as a piano student at just 10 years old. His collaboration with the esteemed priest and poet Huub Oosterhuis has yielded over four hundred songs, including 150 Psalms and several significant works like Christmas oratorios and a Passion according to Luke. Oomen's compositions, known for their emotional depth and spiritual resonance, have become staples in the Roman Catholic Church. Beyond his compositional work, Oomen is also celebrated for his performances as an organist and pianist, and his direction of choirs, making him a multifaceted figure in the world of sacred music.