#2518: "Voices of Light" Live

New Sounds | May 24, 2010
From the New Sounds Live concerts at World Financial Center, listen to the Richard Einhorn oratorio “Voices of Light” - music written to accompany the great silent film “The Passion of Joan of Arc.” Ensemble Sospeso, Anonymous 4, the New Amsterdam Chorus, and vocal soloists, led by conducter David Hattner perform at the WFC’s Winter Garden.

PROGRAM # 2518, NS Live: Richard Einhorn’s Voices of Light (First aired on Thurs, 3/2/06)

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Anonymous 4, Ensemble Sospeso, the New Amsterdam Singers, conductor David Hattner and vocal soloists; Susan Narucki (soprano), Mark Bleeke (tenor), Andre Kevin Neas (bass), and Janice Meyerson (alto)

NS Live, WFC Winter Garden, 2/17/2006

Richard Einhorn: Voices of Light [52:00]

The recording is available on Sony Classical #62006**, www.sonyclassical.com. The DVD is available at Amazon.com
More info at www.richardeinhorn.com
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