SKU: HL.48025252

UPC: 196288142966.

Nobod y, premiered at the music festival Heidelberger Frühling in 2022, was written by Johannes Boris Borowski for Trio Catch. According to the composer, the work, which lasts a good quarter of an hour, “appears in playful, dreamy lightness. The surrounding atmosphere is tender and optimistic. However, a tragic and existential undertone becomes perceptible, in which the foreboding of theabsurd and horrific of life flares up time and again.” The composition, divided into six short prologues and the actual piece, is based on verses by Emily Dickinson, in which the poles of melancholy, rapture, tenderness and abysmalness are given archetypical expression and which, in their simple, yet visionary style of writing, perfectly correspond to Borowski's modern musical language. There are passages with brief interjections of other language levels in the poetic text, especially fragments and phrases from populist rhetoric, as well as vulgar and violent language.

SKU: HL.48025251

UPC: 196288142959.

Nobod y, premiered at the music festival Heidelberger Frühling in 2022, was written by Johannes Boris Borowski for Trio Catch. According to the composer, the work, which lasts a good quarter of an hour, “appears in playful, dreamy lightness. The surrounding atmosphere is tender and optimistic. However, a tragic and existential undertone becomes perceptible, in which the foreboding of theabsurd and horrific of life flares up time and again.” The composition, divided into six short prologues and the actual piece, is based on verses by Emily Dickinson, in which the poles of melancholy, rapture, tenderness and abysmalness are given archetypical expression and which, in their simple, yet visionary style of writing, perfectly correspond to Borowski's modern musical language. There are passages with brief interjections of other language levels in the poetic text, especially fragments and phrases from populist rhetoric, as well as vulgar and violent language.

SKU: GI.G-8576

UPC: 785147857600. English. Text Source: Lamentations 1:13, 3:20–24, 26, 5:1, 17, 19, 21, 2 Corinthians 3:10–12, adapt., Revelation 18:16–18, abridged, 21:4. Newman's The Dream of Gerontius. Excerpt from Blake's Prologue: Intended for a Dramatic Piece of King Edward the Fo. Scripture: Lamentations 1:13, Lamentations 3:20–24, 26, Lamentations 5:1, 17, 19, 21, 2 Corinthians 3:10–12, Revelation 18:16–28, Revelation 21:4.

Audio track below performed by the combined choirs of Hereford, Gloucester, and Worcester cathedrals—Adrian Lucas, conductor.