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Te Deum

Conductor André de Quadros assembles six highly acclaimed choirs, the New Monash Orchestra, tenor soloist Dwayne Jones and organist Linda Kent for Berlioz’s monumental Te Deum.

  • CatalogueMCD 098
  • Released1997

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7 works

  1. 1 Te Deum Hector Berlioz
  2. 2 Tibi Omnes Hector Berlioz
  3. 3 Praeludium Hector Berlioz
  4. 4 Dignare Hector Berlioz
  5. 5 Christe, rex gloriae Hector Berlioz
  6. 6 Te Ergo Quaesumus Hector Berlioz
  7. 7 Judex Crederis Hector Berlioz

André de Quadros conducts Viva Voce, Monash Women’s Choir, Victoria Chorale, Victorian Boys’ Choir, Voice Box, Wesley Adult Choir and the New Monash Orchestra, with tenor soloist Dwayne Jones and organist Linda Kent.

Written in 1849, the Te Deum ranks among Berlioz’s finest scores: a work of mammoth proportions in forces, breadth of style and musical form.

It takes in the beautifully melodic ‘Tibi omnes’, the dramatic and militaristic ‘Praeludium’, the intricately contrapuntal ‘Dignare’, and the ‘Judex crederis’, which Berlioz ranked with the Symphonie funèbre et triomphale among his most “architectural and grandiose creations”.

Particular care has been taken with balance on this recording, a challenge that the scale of the piece and its forces often makes problematic elsewhere.

Artists

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Hector Berlioz

composer

Hector Berlioz (1803–1869) was a French Romantic composer whose orchestral, choral and dramatic works reshaped the scale and colour of nineteenth-century music. His output includes the Symphonie fantastique, the Te Deum and the song cycle Les nuits d’été.

Photograph of André de Quadros

André de Quadros

conductor

André de Quadros is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Music at Monash University, where he coordinates the Performance programme and is musical director of the New Monash Orchestra, the Monash Sinfonia, the Monash Women’s Choir and Viva Voce.

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Categories
Choral, Classical, Orchestral
Musical work copyright
© 1997 Monash University
Sound recording copyright
℗ 1997 Move Records
Catalogue
MCD 098
EAN
9314574009828

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