Introducing the Brixi, Bach & Mozart album by the talented Sofia Boys' Choir, the first boys' choir. This album is a testament to the choir's dedication to excellence and their ability to captivate audiences with their angelic voices. The choir's rendition of these classical masterpieces is both powerful and moving, showcasing their exceptional vocal abilities. From the ethereal harmonies of Brixi's "Magnificat" to the powerful "Ave Maria" by Mozart, each track on the album showcases the unparalleled vocal talents of the Sofia Boys' Choir. With its pristine acoustics and hauntingly beautiful renditions of classical masterpieces, the Brixi, Bach & Mozart album is sure to enchant and inspire listeners of all ages.
Brixi, Bach & Mozart · Sofia Boys' Choir
ŠIMON BRIXI
Magnificat
[1] Magnificat 2'06''
[2] Quia respexit 1'32''
[3] Ecce enim ex hoc 0'49''
[4] Quia fesit 1'56''
[5] Et misericordia 1'04''
[6] Fecit potentiam 2'47''
[7] Deposuit potentes 0'57''
[8] Esurientes 0'30''
[9] Sicut locutus 2'56''
[10] Gloria 2'35''
JOHANN CHRISTIAN BACH
Zwei Italienische Canzonetten Op. 4
[11] Già la notte 5'23''
[12] Che ciascun per te sospiri 4'40''
W. A. MOZART
[13] Ave Maria 4'04''
[14] Ave verum corpus 3'26''
MICHAEL HAYDN (1737 - 1806)
Deutsche Messe
[15] Zum Eingang 2'24''
[16] Zum Gloria 0'42''
[17] Zum Evangelium 1'20''
[18] Zum Credo 1'21''
[19] Zum Offertorium 0'37''
[20] Zum Sanctus 0'55''
[21] Nach der Wandlung 1'17''
[22] Zum Agnus Dei 1'32''
[23] Zur Kommunion 0'44''
[24] Zum Segen 0'50''
[25] Zum Schluss 1'01''
DDD 47'28''
Soloists: Irena Petkova (mezzo-soprano),
Joannis Kiurzoglu (counter-tenor), Nikolay Motsov (tenor),
Nikolay Petrov (baritone), Atanas Atanassov (organ)
Chamber Orchestra
Adriana Blagoeva, conductor
