Love Divine, Illumine Our Darkness (#2473)
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| 1. Adagio (Enigma Variations): Edward Elgar | ||
| 2. Light Everlasting: Olaf C. Christiansen | ||
| 3. Keep Your Lamps: arr. Andre Thomas | ||
| 4. There Shall A Star: Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy | ||
| 5. Lost In The Night: arr.Kyle Haugen | ||
| 6. Pilgrims Hymn: Stephen Paulus | ||
| 7. Adam Lay Ybounden: Richard Webster | ||
| 8. All This Night: Robert Scholz | ||
| 9. Mary Speaks: Daniel Gawthrop | ||
| 10. Gloria: Jeffrey Rickard | ||
| 11. What Child: Paul Lohman | ||
| 12. Midnight Clear:Russel Schulz-Widmar arr. Robert Scholz | ||
| 13. Come To The Cradle: Cathy and Laura Conger arr. Robert Scholz | ||
| 14. The Song Of Peace: Olaf C. Christiansesn | ||
| 15. This Little Light Of Mine: arr. Moses Hogan | ||
| 16. Oh, How Joyfully: Andrew Carter | ||
| 17. Pat-A-Pat: Hershy Kay | ||
| 18. Carols For Choir And Orchestra: arr. John Ferguson | ||
| 19. O Day Full Of Grace: Christoph E.F. Weyse arr. F. Melius Christianses | ||
| 20. Dona Nobis Pacem: Ralph Vaughan Williams |
Editorial Reviews The first St. Olaf Christmas Festival was a Christmas program for the college community planned and directed by F. Melius Christiansen, founder of the St. Olaf music department and the St. Olaf Choir, in 1912. Involving both choral singing and worship, the first festival reflected the same outgrowth of Christian conviction that the festival continues to celebrate today. Now under the artistic direction of Anton Armstrong, the St. Olaf Christmas Festival involves the five conductors and nearly 500 musicians from the magnificent St. Olaf Orchestra and five of the college’s choirs — the St. Olaf Choir, Chapel Choir, Manitou Singers, St. Olaf Cantorei, and Viking Chorus. Over 16,000 students, alumni/ae, and friends of the college attend the four performances given on campus in early December, and thousands of others tune in to public television and radio broadcasts across the country.
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Love Divine, Illumine Our Darkness, a recording of the 2001 St. Olaf Christmas Festival is also available on DVD.
Love Divine, Illumine Our Darkness (#2473), Music, Various, Christmas at St Olaf St Olaf Choir, "Love Divine, Illumine Our Darkness" documents the St. Olaf College (Northfield MN) 2001 Christmas Festival. Also available on DVD.
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Love Divine, Illumine Our Darkness (#2473)
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ASIN: B00021YYNG Release Date: 2001-09-01 |
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Album Description
Love Divine, Illumine Our Darkness, a recording of the 2001 St. Olaf Christmas Festival is also available on DVD.The first St. Olaf Christmas Festival was a Christmas program for the college community planned and directed by F. Melius Christiansen, founder of the St. Olaf music department and the St. Olaf Choir, in 1912. Involving both choral singing and worship, the first festival reflected the same outgrowth of Christian conviction that the festival continues to celebrate today.
Now under the artistic direction of Anton Armstrong, the St. Olaf Christmas Festival involves the five conductors and nearly 500 musicians from the magnificent St. Olaf Orchestra and five of the college's choirs — the St. Olaf Choir, Chapel Choir, Manitou Singers, St. Olaf Cantorei, and Viking Chorus. Over 16,000 students, alumni/ae, and friends of the college attend the four performances given on campus in early December, and thousands of others tune in to public television and radio broadcasts across the country.
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magnificent lush seasonal music.......2006-03-24
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