This is not a movie soundtrack but a choral work from John Rutter and the Cambridge Singers, who previously recorded The Mozart Collection and Olde English Madrigals for American Gramaphone. The recording is a freely devised sequence of a cappella choral music with two selections, one intended for the morning, the other for the evening. The centuries and languages melt away, and a profound harmony is found. The music is from Gregorian chants, Easter, worship services, and composers such as Durufle and da Palestrina, and is ...
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This is not a movie soundtrack but a choral work from John Rutter and the Cambridge Singers, who previously recorded The Mozart Collection and Olde English Madrigals for American Gramaphone. The recording is a freely devised sequence of a cappella choral music with two selections, one intended for the morning, the other for the evening. The centuries and languages melt away, and a profound harmony is found. The music is from Gregorian chants, Easter, worship services, and composers such as Durufle and da Palestrina, and is unrelated to the Zefferilli movie of the same name. ~ Backroads Music/Heartbeats, Rovi
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