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Heinavanker
Sunday, October 17, 2010 - 3:00 pm
St. Philip's In The Hills Episcopal Church
4440 N. Campbell Ave. (at River Road)
Tickets: $25 general, $22 seniors, $5 students
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Music from Cathedrals and
Cottages |
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Program
Kõlar
– Palve
/ Prayer
Taverner – Kyrie
Le Roy
Frye – Gloria Flos regalis
Gregorian chant
– Ave Maria
Tallis – Sanctus
Bryars – Laude
novella
Taverner – Agnus
Dei Western Wynde
Kreek – Õhtune
jumalateenistus: Alguslaul / Evening
service:
The Beginning song
Kõlar
– Mu
süda, ärka üles / Awake, my heart
Estonian
folk hymn from Otepää – Oh
Aadam, sino essitus / O Adam, your sin
Estonian
folk hymn from Räpina – Nätse
Jummal, siin ma rummal / You see,
God, here I am, foolish as I am
Estonian
folk hymn from Saaremaa
– Mu
armas Jeesus, minu rõõm / My
beloved Jesus, my joy
Kreek
– Oh
Jumalaema, Neitsi / Oh
Divine Mother, Virgin
Estonian
folk hymn from Pãrnu-Jaagupi
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Ma
tänan sind / I
am grateful to You
Estonian
folk hymn from Vormsi
– Kas
sureb nii mu kõige armsam elu / Is
my dearest life dying like that?
Gregorian chant/Estonian
folk hymn from Lããne-Nigula
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Veni creator spiritus/Oh Jumal, Looja, Püha Vaim
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Heinavanker (The Haywain), an early music
vocal group from Tallinn, Estonia, has performed since 1996 under the
artistic direction of Margo Kölar, of the Music Academy of Estonia. The
ensemble is named after the famous altarpiece by Hieronymus Bosch, which
depicts a huge wagonload of hay rolling through a world vexed by agony and
greed. From atop the haywain,
angels make beautiful music to heal the misery below.
The
program will include high church music by English composers Taverner,
Tallis and Frye, as well as Estonian folk hymns from simple country
farmhouses. The origin of these
folk hymns is obscure – the region has seen different cultural and
religious influences over time. Angels sing in many styles.
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“Heinavanker
ensemble soothes the spirit.”
The Lawrentian
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Read more about Heinavanker on the web. |
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