Sacred Music of The Early 20th Century by Maltese Composers is the second installment in a series that celebrates the rich tradition of sacred music in Malta. Following the success of the first album, this collection build his and showcases the continuation of a cherished tradition, with composers crafting melodies that are both reverent and captivating. The composers of the early 20th century have continued the legacy of their predecessors, and their work is a testament to the enduring power and beauty of sacred music. Each piece on this CD was meticulously recorded by a renowned ensemble, ensuring a high-quality listening experience for music lovers and connoisseurs of sacred music.
Discover the timeless beauty of Maltese sacred music with this exceptional collection!
The projects are carried out with the support of APS Bank, Malta
Recorded at the Seminary in Rabat, Malta, December 2003
Sacred Music of The Early 20th Century by Maltese Composers
- Carlo Diacono[1] Preghiera alla B. V. Maria 8'08''Giuseppe Caruana[2] Tantum ergo No1 3'40''Domenico Anastasi[3] Psalm:Dixit Dominus 6'41''Luigi Vella[4] Psalm: Confitebor 11'50''Ferdinando Camilleri[5] Simfonia: Un raggio di luce 10'54''Giuseppe Farrugia[6] Antifona: Hodie egressa est 6'49''Paul Nani[7] Tantum Ergo in Fa 4'10''Paolino Vassalo[8] Salve Regina 4'27''Carlo Diacono[9] Laudate pueri (Psalm 112) 8'00''DDD 64'39''
Soloists: Miriam Cauchi (soprano), Joseph Aquilina (tenor),
Alfred Camilleri (baritone), Anthony Montebello (bass)
The Jubal Mixed Voice Choir and Orchestra
Rev. John Galea, conductor
