Neue Chormusik aus Österreich

Album Description

"Neue Chormusik aus Österreich" by the Vienna Chamber Choir is a captivating journey through contemporary choral music from Austria, released in January 2000. This 52-minute album, available on the ORF SHOP label, showcases the ensemble's exceptional artistry and versatility, featuring a diverse range of compositions that highlight the richness and innovation of Austrian choral music.

The album opens with the three-part "Nomen," followed by "Was ihr dem geringsten meiner Brüder tut," a piece that translates to "What you did for the least of these brothers of mine." The second half of the album presents "secundum scrpturas" in two parts and concludes with "Es ist genug!," which translates to "It is enough!"

The Vienna Chamber Choir, known for their impressive performances in renowned cities like Toronto, New York, Vienna, and Salzburg, brings their extensive experience and broad recognition to this recording. Their expertise shines through in the intricate and expressive performances of these contemporary works.

"Neue Chormusik aus Österreich" is a testament to the Vienna Chamber Choir's commitment to exploring and promoting new choral music, offering listeners a unique and enriching musical experience. The album is a must-listen for choral music enthusiasts and those eager to discover the vibrant landscape of Austrian contemporary choral compositions.

1 januari 2000

2000 ORF SHOP

About Vienna Chamber Choir

The Vienna Chamber Choir is a renowned choral ensemble based in Austria, known for its rich musical heritage and captivating performances. Originally founded as a youth choir in the parish of Jedlesee, this multi-national ensemble has evolved into a favorite among diverse audiences, attracting both young and old, and even school children with their enchanting choral music. Under the direction of esteemed conductors like Adam Fischer, the choir has performed a wide range of works, from Haydn's oratorios to Mozart's Requiem, often collaborating with orchestras such as the Austro-Hungarian Haydn Philharmonic. Their repertoire spans the finest works of Vienna's iconic composers, offering an evening of timeless classics that transport audiences through the city's musical legacy. Whether performing live at the Haydnsaal or in historic venues like the Michaelerkirche, the Vienna Chamber Choir continues to enchant audiences with their tranquil beauty and musical prowess.