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Program: #02-46 Air Date: Nov 18, 2002
After a too-long absence, we return to the extraordinary work of Anne-Lise Berntsen as she reinterprets the ancient music of her homeland. with a modern twist.
Preservation of this program is made possible by a generous grant in honor of Christie Callahan.
All of the music on this program comes from the recording Engleskyts from the Kirkelig Kulturverksted label (FXCD 136). It features Anne-Lise Berntsen, with Nils Henrik Asheim performing on the Holzhey organ in the cloister church of Weissenau.
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1. HANS ADOLPH BRONSON (1765): Jeg seer dig, sode Laam.
2. PETTER DASS (1698): Herre Gud! Ditt dyre Navn og Aere.
3. Anon./ARVID PEDERSEN (1422): Et lidet Barn saa lysteligt.
4. THOMAS KINGO (1689): Som dend Gyldne Sool frembryder.
5. HANS ADOLPH BRONSON (1732): Den yndigste Rose er funden.
6. HANS ADOLPH BRONSON (1765): Hvad er det godt at lande.
7. PETTER DASS (1698): Til Fader Vor at ende.
8. JOHAN NORDAHL BRUN (1786): Hos Gud er idel glede.
9. THOMAS KINGO (1674): Nu rinder Solen op.
10. HANS CHRISTENSEN STHEN (1589)Den lyse Dag forgangen er.
11. THOMAS KINGO (1689): Horer til, I hoye Himle.
12. Anon./BERNT STOYLEN (1600): Eg veit i himmerik ei borg
Composer Info
HANS ADOLPH BRONSON, PETTER DASS, ARVID PEDERSEN, THOMAS KINGO, JOHAN NORDAHL BRUN, HANS CHRISTENSEN STHEN, BERNT STOYLEN.
CD Info
FXCD 136.
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