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Richmond Symphony|Mason Bates: Children of Adam - Vaughan Williams: Dona nobis pacem (Live)

Mason Bates: Children of Adam - Vaughan Williams: Dona nobis pacem (Live)

Richmond Symphony Chorus, Steven Smith, Richmond Symphony

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This unique program is a good way to discover Mason Bates’ latest work. The tireless composer took on a request from the Richmond Symphony for the formation’s 60th birthday. The result is Children of Adam, a cycle based upon texts celebrating the Creation, from American poets or sacred writing by Native Americans. The sheet music is structured into 7 parts, and clearly highlights chorals, while adding some filler. Bates, by all accounts, prefers the orchestra to the choir. In other words, an excellent recording of his Anthology Fantastic Zoology by Riccardo Muti and the Chicago Symphony Orchestra (CSO Resound) is proof to that point.


The shining light in this album is the Dona nobis pacem incipit by Vaughan Williams, composed in 1936. The work was rarely recorded and was ordered for the Huddersfield Choral Society’s 100th anniversary. Parallels could be drawn between the former work and the rough, anxiety-inducing Symphony #4, completed two years earlier. The work’s text is based upon an extract from the Agnus Dei  of roman catholic mass, passages from the prophetic books in the Old Testament, a John Bright speech given to the House of Commons during the Crimea War, as well as three striking Walt Whitman poems –one of Vaughan Williams’ favorite authors. This new album is an excellent reevaluation of Vaughan Williams’ significance in 20th century music history, as well as his deeply unique sonic world. © Pierre-Yves Lascar/Qobuz

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Mason Bates: Children of Adam - Vaughan Williams: Dona nobis pacem (Live)

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Children of Adam (Mason Bates)

1
I. From Pent-Up Aching Rivers (Walt Whitman) [Live]
00:02:21

Steven Smith, Conductor - Mason Bates, Composer - Richmond Symphony, Orchestra, MainArtist - Richmond Symphony Chorus, Choir

(C) 2019 Reference Recordings (P) 2019 Reference Recordings

2
II. Psalms 144 & 128 (Live)
00:04:24

Steven Smith, Conductor - Mason Bates, Composer - Richmond Symphony, Orchestra, MainArtist - Richmond Symphony Chorus, Choir

(C) 2019 Reference Recordings (P) 2019 Reference Recordings

3
III. I Sing the Body Electric (Walt Whitman) [Live]
00:02:06

Steven Smith, Conductor - Mason Bates, Composer - Richmond Symphony, Orchestra, MainArtist - Richmond Symphony Chorus, Choir

(C) 2019 Reference Recordings (P) 2019 Reference Recordings

4
IV. Turtle Island (Mataponi Indians of Virginia) [Live]
00:06:01

Steven Smith, Conductor - Mason Bates, Composer - Richmond Symphony, Orchestra, MainArtist - Richmond Symphony Chorus, Choir

(C) 2019 Reference Recordings (P) 2019 Reference Recordings

5
V. Prayers of Steel & Smoke and Steel (Carl Sandburg) [Live]
00:05:06

Steven Smith, Conductor - Mason Bates, Composer - Richmond Symphony, Orchestra, MainArtist - Richmond Symphony Chorus, Choir

(C) 2019 Reference Recordings (P) 2019 Reference Recordings

6
VI. From the Book of Genesis (Live)
00:05:23

Steven Smith, Conductor - Mason Bates, Composer - Richmond Symphony, Orchestra, MainArtist - Richmond Symphony Chorus, Choir

(C) 2019 Reference Recordings (P) 2019 Reference Recordings

7
VII. To the Garden, the World (Walt Whitman) [Live]
00:02:44

Steven Smith, Conductor - Mason Bates, Composer - Richmond Symphony, Orchestra, MainArtist - Richmond Symphony Chorus, Choir

(C) 2019 Reference Recordings (P) 2019 Reference Recordings

Dona nobis pacem (Ralph Vaughan Williams)

8
I. Agnus Dei (Live)
00:03:20

Ralph Vaughan Williams, Composer - Steven Smith, Conductor - Michelle Areyzaga, Artist - Richmond Symphony, Orchestra, MainArtist - Richmond Symphony Chorus, Choir

(C) 2019 Reference Recordings (P) 2019 Reference Recordings

9
II. Beat! Beat! Drums! (Live)
00:03:44

Ralph Vaughan Williams, Composer - Steven Smith, Conductor - Richmond Symphony, Orchestra, MainArtist - Richmond Symphony Chorus, Choir

(C) 2019 Reference Recordings (P) 2019 Reference Recordings

10
III. Reconciliation (Live)
00:06:05

Ralph Vaughan Williams, Composer - Steven Smith, Conductor - Kevin Deas, Artist - Michelle Areyzaga, Artist - Richmond Symphony, Orchestra, MainArtist - Richmond Symphony Chorus, Choir

(C) 2019 Reference Recordings (P) 2019 Reference Recordings

11
IV. Dirge for Two Veterans (Live)
00:09:46

Ralph Vaughan Williams, Composer - Steven Smith, Conductor - Michelle Areyzaga, Artist - Richmond Symphony, Orchestra, MainArtist - Richmond Symphony Chorus, Choir

(C) 2019 Reference Recordings (P) 2019 Reference Recordings

12
V. The Angel of Death (Live)
00:03:02

Ralph Vaughan Williams, Composer - Steven Smith, Conductor - Kevin Deas, Artist - Michelle Areyzaga, Artist - Richmond Symphony, Orchestra, MainArtist - Richmond Symphony Chorus, Choir

(C) 2019 Reference Recordings (P) 2019 Reference Recordings

13
VI. O Man Greatly Beloved (Live)
00:07:04

Ralph Vaughan Williams, Composer - Steven Smith, Conductor - Kevin Deas, Artist - Michelle Areyzaga, Artist - Richmond Symphony, Orchestra, MainArtist - Richmond Symphony Chorus, Choir

(C) 2019 Reference Recordings (P) 2019 Reference Recordings

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This unique program is a good way to discover Mason Bates’ latest work. The tireless composer took on a request from the Richmond Symphony for the formation’s 60th birthday. The result is Children of Adam, a cycle based upon texts celebrating the Creation, from American poets or sacred writing by Native Americans. The sheet music is structured into 7 parts, and clearly highlights chorals, while adding some filler. Bates, by all accounts, prefers the orchestra to the choir. In other words, an excellent recording of his Anthology Fantastic Zoology by Riccardo Muti and the Chicago Symphony Orchestra (CSO Resound) is proof to that point.


The shining light in this album is the Dona nobis pacem incipit by Vaughan Williams, composed in 1936. The work was rarely recorded and was ordered for the Huddersfield Choral Society’s 100th anniversary. Parallels could be drawn between the former work and the rough, anxiety-inducing Symphony #4, completed two years earlier. The work’s text is based upon an extract from the Agnus Dei  of roman catholic mass, passages from the prophetic books in the Old Testament, a John Bright speech given to the House of Commons during the Crimea War, as well as three striking Walt Whitman poems –one of Vaughan Williams’ favorite authors. This new album is an excellent reevaluation of Vaughan Williams’ significance in 20th century music history, as well as his deeply unique sonic world. © Pierre-Yves Lascar/Qobuz

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