In the face of the devastation wrought by the First World War, Alexander Kastalsky conceived a musical service of remembrance for the fallen. A pivotal figure in Russian musical life he was a student of Tchaikovsky and acclaimed as the founder of a new, national church music Kastalsky composed a choral-orchestral Requiem, for the concert stage. Simultaneously, he worked on th...(展开全部) In the face of the devastation wrought by the First World War, Alexander Kastalsky conceived a musical service of remembrance for the fallen. A pivotal figure in Russian musical life he was a student of Tchaikovsky and acclaimed as the founder of a new, national church music Kastalsky composed a choral-orchestral Requiem, for the concert stage. Simultaneously, he worked on the a cappella version heard on this recording to be sung in Russian Orthodox churches.
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Vechnaya Pamiat Geroyam (1917)
(‘Memory Eternal to the Fallen Heroes’)1 I. Velikaya yektenia (‘Great Litany’) 8:19
II. Alliluiya i Glubinoyu mudrosti (‘Alleluia and With profound wisdom’) 2:42
III. Pokoy, Spase (‘Give rest, O our Saviour’) 3:29
IV. Pokoy, Ghospodi, dushï usopshïh rab Tvoih
(‘Give rest, O Lord, to the souls of Thy servants, who have fallen asleep’) 1:07
V. Molitvu proliyu (‘I will pour out my prayer’) 1:44
VI. So sviatïmi upokoy (‘With the saints give rest’) 2:03
VII. Sam yedin yesi Bezsmertnïy (‘Thou alone art immortal’) 4:03
VIII. Tï yesi Bog, soshedïy vo ad
(‘Thou art God, who descended into Hades’) 2:11
IX. Upokoy, Bozhe (‘Give rest, O Lord’) 2:44
X. Troynaya yekteniya (‘Triple Litany’) 7:36
! XI. Vechnaya pamiat (‘Memory Eternal’) 2:13
@ Miloserdiya dveri (‘Doors of Thy Mercy’) (1897) 4:38
# Ot yunosti moyeya (‘From my youth’) (1905) 4:48
$ Blazheni, yazhe izbral (‘Blessed are they’) (1900) 5:48
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