Jesus, Jesus, Rest Your Head

Firesign Vocal Quartet

Jesus, Jesus, Rest Your Head
Performed By Firesign Vocal Quartet
Album UPC 700261372112
CD Baby Track ID 10247202
Label Gizmo Records
Released 2012-12-01
BPM 136
Rated 0
ISRC ushm91390391
Year 2012
Spotify Plays 30
Writers
Writer Bradley Ellingboe
Pub Co Augsburg Fortress Publishers
Composer Bradley Ellingboe
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Rights Controlled Master and Public Domain
Rights Easy Clear: Public Domain
Original/Cover/Public Domain public domain
Country United States - Colorado

Description

Firesign Vocal Quartet releases their second CD featuring an eclectic set of holiday repertoire which includes Renaissance polyphony, 20th-century motets, and fresh arrangements of classic Christmas carols.

Notes

Firesign Vocal Quartet releases their second CD with an eclectic set of holiday repertoire which includes Renaissance polyphony by Palestrina, Victoria, and Praetorius; 20th-century motets by Rubbra, Poulenc, and Tavener; and fresh arrangements of classic Christmas carols by Bradley Ellingboe, Alice Parker, and Laurie Betts Hughes. A special highlight of the CD is the newly composed motet Veni Redemptor by Donna Wickham, and a new arrangement of Stille Nacht by Ben Riggs, both members of Firesign Vocal Quartet.

Firesign Vocal Quartet is a unique new ensemble based in Denver. All four musicians are current or former members of St. Martin’s Chamber Choir, where they met and began forming a professional and artistic bond. Although each are consummate vocalists, the members of Firesign primarily identify themselves in other musical areas: soprano JoAnn Gudvangen-Brown is a pianist at University of Denver’s Lamont School of Music and choir director at University Park UMC; alto Donna Wickham is the director of the Vocal Jazz program at University of Denver’s Lamont School of Music; tenor Ben Riggs is the artistic director and conductor of the Twin Cities Gay Men’s Chorus in Minneapolis; and bass Terry Schlenker is a composer who makes his living as a human embryologist.

"Firesign's first release has everything going for it - the right music, the perfect blend of four voices, and topnotch musical interpretation. I'm looking forward to their next recording to feature on Sacred Classics." — David Rutherford, host of Sacred Classics (CO Public Radio), reviewing William Byrd & Terry Schlenker: Masses for Four Voices.

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