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The Glorious Sounds of Somers - Erica Goodman (harp); Lawrence Cherney (horn); Lydia Adams (piano); Ruth Watson Henderson (piano);...
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  1. Gloria, for chorus, 2 trumpets & organ
  2. Song of Praise, for 2 treble voices & piano
  3. God the Master of this Scene, for a cappella voices
  4. A Children's Hymn
  5. Spotted Snakes, for chorus & orchestra (or piano)
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  1. Gloria, for chorus, 2 trumpets & organ
  2. Song of Praise, for 2 treble voices & piano
  3. God the Master of this Scene, for a cappella voices
  4. A Children's Hymn
  5. Spotted Snakes, for chorus & orchestra (or piano)
  6. Songs (2) for the Coming of Spring, for chorus & piano
  7. Chansons (3) de la Nouvelle-France for chorus & orchestra (or piano)
  8. Where Do We Stand, O Lord?, for chorus
  9. Crucifixion, for chorus, winds, harp, percussion & prerecorded tape
  10. Northern Lights, for 8 treble voices (from A Midwinter Night's Dream, children's opera)
  11. The Wonder Song, for children's chorus & piano
  12. Bless'd Is the Garden of the Lord, for chorus & piano reduction (from Serinette, opera)
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As part of a series of memorial releases for Harry Somers (1925 - 1999), the Canadian Music Centre presents a varied and very attractive selection of choral works. Somers was known as a master vocal composer. While his songs are often quite radical in their methods of vocal production and isolation of individual word-sounds, not to mention many of them being atonal in style, he seems consciously to have kept his choral music within easier musical boundaries, probably for practicality.Nearly the only piece on this with a ...

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The Glorious Sounds of Somers 2001, Centrediscs

UPC: 773811710122

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