Glorious 30th Anniversary Edition

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Abraham Kaplan is considered by many to be the greatest choral conductor of his generation and one of the most dynamic performers on the world stage today.

Glorious, a collection of 12 choral pieces based on biblical texts and psalms, represents Kaplan's best-known commercial work to date. At its initial release, the album in its entirety was featured in a CBS television special, and individual tracks have been featured on syndicated radio programs throughout the country, including Karl Haas’ well-known "Adventures in Good Music" radio program.

By popular demand, the Camerata Singers has independently released this 30th Anniversary Edition, remastered for the first time on compact disc.

Glorious 30th Anniversary Edition

Glorious 30th Anniversary Edition, Music, Abraham Kaplan, Camerata Singers, Maryetta Midgley, Patricia Whitmore, Robert Bowman, Jean Temperly

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Glorious 30th Anniversary Edition

Manufacturer: Camerata Singers, Inc.
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B0000DZC1M
Release Date: 2003-09-30

Album Description

Abraham Kaplan is considered by many to be the greatest choral conductor of his generation and one of the most dynamic performers on the world stage today.

Glorious, a collection of 12 choral pieces based on biblical texts and psalms, represents Kaplan's best-known commercial work to date. At its initial release, the album in its entirety was featured in a CBS television special, and individual tracks have been featured on syndicated radio programs throughout the country, including Karl Haas' well-known "Adventures in Good Music" radio program.

By popular demand, the Camerata Singers has independently released this 30th Anniversary Edition, remastered for the first time on compact disc.

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