Notes:
Program notes and text in English and Latin on container insert.
Atlanta Symphony Orchestra & Chorus ; Robert Shaw, conductor ; Carmen Pelton, soprano (1st and 3rd works) ; Nannette Soles, mezzo-soprano (1st work) ; Richard Clement, tenor (1st and 2nd works) ; Nathan Gunn, baritone (2nd and 3rd works) ; Patricia Nealon, soprano (2nd work) ; Pamela Elrod, mezzo-soprano (2nd work) ; Sean Mayer, tenor (2nd work) ; William Borland, baritone (2nd work).
Recorded in Symphony Hall, Woodruff Performing Arts Center, Atlanta, Georgia, November 15-16, 1997.
Compact disc.
Contents:
- Prayers of Kierkegaard, op. 30. O Thou Who art unchangeable (4:38) ; Lord Jesus Christ, Who suffered all life long (2:55) ; Father in Heaven, well we know that it is Thou (4:48) ; Father in Heaven! hold not our sins up against us (5:27) / Samuel Barber
- Cantata profana ("The nine enchanted stags"), Sz.94. Part I (7:32) ; Part II (8:52) ; Part III (3:17) / Bela Bartok
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- Dona nobis pacem. Agnus Dei (2:56) ; Beat! beat! drums! (3:55) ; Reconciliation (6:29) ; Dirge for two veterans (9:29) ; The angel of death (3:13) ; O man greatly beloved (7:14) / Ralph Vaughan Williams.
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