Review by Oskar Lind★★★½Sample
I respect it more than I love it. “Otche Nash (Pater Noster)” is undeniable though.
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Otche Nash (Pater Noster)
by Robert Craft & The Gregg Smith Singers · from Stravinsky: Mass - Cantata - Symphony of Psalms
2006Classical1:23Track 1
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Review by Priya Raman★★★Sample
Not every song lands, but when it does it LANDS. “Otche Nash (Pater Noster)” is the keeper.
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- 82:58
- 9Cantata: I. A Lyke-Wake Dirge (Versus I; Prelude)
sample avg 4.1 · Bart Feller, Melanie Field, Robert Craft & The Gregg Smith Singers
1:29 - 10Cantata: II. Ricercar I: The Maidens Came
sample avg 2.9 · Mary Ann Hart, Robert Craft & The Gregg Smith Singers
4:04 - 12Cantata: IV. Ricercar II: Tomorrow Shall Be
sample avg 3.4 · Katoh Hidekazu, Mary Ann Hart, Robert Craft & The Gregg Smith Singers
10:42 - 13Cantata: V. A Lyke-Wake Dirge (Versus III; 2nd Interlude)
sample avg 3.8 · Mary Ann Hart, Robert Craft & The Gregg Smith Singers
1:33 - 142:09
- 15Cantata: VII. A Lyke-Wake Dirge (Versus IV; Postlude)
sample avg 4.0 · Mary Ann Hart, Robert Craft & The Gregg Smith Singers
2:19 - 17Symphony of Psalms: I. Psalm 38, Verses 13 and 14
sample avg 3.9 · Philharmonia Orchestra, Robert Craft & Simon Joly Chorale
3:27 - 18Symphony of Psalms: II. Psalm 39, Verses 1 to 5
sample avg 3.3 · Philharmonia Orchestra, Robert Craft & Simon Joly Chorale
7:12 - 19Symphony of Psalms: III. Psalm 150 (entire)
sample avg 4.1 · Philharmonia Orchestra, Robert Craft & Simon Joly Chorale
11:38