Ramirez: Misa Criolla, Navidad Nuestra, Missa Luba

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	Navidad Nuestra (Our Nativity) - I. La anunciacion (The Annunciation)
	Navidad Nuestra (Our Nativity) - II. La peregrinacion (The Pilgrimage)
	Navidad Nuestra (Our Nativity) - III. El nacimiento (The Nativity)
	Navidad Nuestra (Our Nativity) - IV. Los pastores (The Shepherds)
	Navidad Nuestra (Our Nativity) - V. Los reyes magos (The Three Kings)
	Navidad Nuestra (Our Nativity) - VI. La huida (The Flight)
	Missa Luba (arr. G. Haazen) - Kyrie
	Missa Luba (arr. G. Haazen) - Gloria
	Missa Luba (arr. G. Haazen) - Credo
	Missa Luba (arr. G. Haazen) - Sanctus
	Missa Luba (arr. G. Haazen) - Agnus Dei
	Misa Criolla (arr. J.G. Segade) - Kyrie
	Misa Criolla (arr. J.G. Segade) - Gloria
	Misa Criolla (arr. J.G. Segade) - Credo
	Misa Criolla (arr. J.G. Segade) - Sanctus
	Misa Criolla (arr. J.G. Segade) - Agnus Dei

Album Summary

Performers

• Carmen Vicente (Castanets)
• Michael Bard (Guitar)
• Laura Knutson (Violin)
• Pablo Talamante (Tenor)
• Janette Wilkinson (Violin)
• Ricardo Diaz (Guitar)
• Manuel Melendez
• Luis Garay (Percussion)
• Leon Khoja-Eynatyan (Guiro)
• Leon Khoja-Eynatyan (Percussion)
• Luis Garay (Ngoma)
• Luis Garay (Djembe)
• Luis Garay (Congas)
• Wilbur Wood (Ngoma)
• Ricardo Diaz (Charango)
• Scott Hill (Guitar)
• Carlos Boltes (Charango)
• Richard Marlow (Guitar)
• Gonzalo Cortés (Quena)
• José Sacin

Conductor

• Holt, Joseph

Ensemble

• Washington Choral Arts Society

Composers

• Ariel Ramírez (1921 - 2010)
• Guido Haazen

Notes & Reviews:

Argentine composer and pianist Ariel Ramirez is widely acclaimed throughout South America for his unique synthesis of popular and liturgical styles. The Misa Criolla, based on South American folk music, is a setting of the traditional Mass texts, in Spanish, to the accompaniment of a variety of Andean instruments. Missa Luba, which adapts traditional Congolese melodies and rhythms to the Latin texts of the Mass, has been described by its creator, the missionary Father Guido Haazen, as a collective improvisation. It includes a prominent and exciting part for African percussion instruments. The Sanctus is also well known for its inclusion in the soundtrack to the 1960s cult film If.

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Ariel Ramírez (1921 - 2010) : Navedad Nuestra, cantata, for tenor, chorus & orchestra

• Performers: Carmen Vicente (Castanets); José Sacin; Michael Bard (Guitar); Laura Knutson (Violin); Pablo Talamante (Tenor); Janette Wilkinson (Violin); Ricardo Diaz (Guitar); Manuel Melendez; Luis Garay (Percussion)
• Conductor: Joseph Holt
• Ensemble: Washington Choral Arts Society
• Running Time: 17 min. 38 sec.
• Period Time: Modern
• Form: Cantata/Oratorio
• Written: 1964

Haazen, Guido : Missa Luba :: An African Mass, for chorus

• Performers: Leon Khoja-Eynatyan (Guiro); Leon Khoja-Eynatyan (Percussion); Luis Garay (Ngoma); Luis Garay (Djembe); Luis Garay (Percussion); Luis Garay (Congas); Wilbur Wood (Ngoma)
• Conductor: Joseph Holt
• Ensemble: Washington Choral Arts Society
• Running Time: 14 min. 51 sec.
• Period Time: Modern
• Form: Choral

Ariel Ramírez (1921 - 2010) : Misa Criolla, for tenor, piano, chorus & orchestra

• Performers: Ricardo Diaz (Charango); Scott Hill (Guitar); Gonzalo Cortés (Quena); Ricardo Diaz (Guitar); Carlos Boltes (Charango); José Sacin; Luis Garay (Percussion); Manuel Melendez; Pablo Talamante (Tenor); Richard Marlow (Guitar); Michael Bard (Guitar)
• Conductor: Joseph Holt
• Ensemble: Washington Choral Arts Society
• Running Time: 21 min. 28 sec.
• Period Time: Modern
• Form: Choral
• Written: 1964