Orchestral works arranged by Clytus Gottwald

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Product Details

Artist: The Rodolfus Choir
Conductor: Ralph Allwood
Label: Signum (Released: July 2007)

Critics' Reviews

Gottwald's awesome technical demands put much of this music way beyond the scope of most choirs, and it is greatly to Ralph Allwood's credit that the Rodolfus Choir, most of whom are students and all of whom are under 25, have not only tackled this music at all but have done so with considerable distinction ... there is a collective enthusiasm for the music and for art of choral singing ... They clearly relish the vocal harmonics in Ravel's Soupir, they love the bell effects in Debussy's Les Angélus, they positively luxuriate in the warm glow of Gottwald's take on O mio babbino caro and they float around with enormous enthusiasm in the misty textures of Caplet's Présentation.
Gramophone Awards 2007

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Choral director, composer and musicologist, Clytus Gottwald turns his attention to complex and masterly choral arrangements of works from the late nineteenth and early twentieth century. Works by European composers including Wagner, Mahler, Debussy and Webern are arranged in up to sixteen parts.

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