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Sara Mohr-Pietsch explores the choral music of Arnold Schoenberg. Plus an amateur choir introducing themselves and a Choral Classic: Beethoven's Calm Sea and Prosperous Voyage.
As part of Radio 3's season "Breaking Free - the minds that changed music", exploring the music of the Second Viennese School, Sara Mohr-Pietsch is joined by singer Rebecca Lodge to explore the choral music of Arnold Schoenberg. Sara's choral classic comes from the First Viennese school, in the form of Beethoven's glorious and little-known masterwork Calm Sea and Prosperous Voyage. There are other pieces for voices by Haydn, Bob Chilcott and Rachmaninov, and it's another amateur choir's turn to introduce themselves in 'Meet my Choir'.
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                                            ![]()  Meet My Choir: Kings Lynn Festival ChorusDuration: 02:44 
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    ![]()  Alban BergDie Nachtigall (arr. for chorus by Clytus Gottwald) Choir: Norwegian Soloists Choir. Conductor: Grete Pedersen.- BIS : SACD-1970.
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    ![]()  Sergey RachmaninovThe Cherubic Hymn Op. 31 Performer: The Sixteen. Conductor: Harry Christophers.- UNIVERSAL : ucj-4763160.
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    ![]()  Arnold SchoenbergVerbundenheit (from 6 Pieces Op. 35 No. 6) Choir: Simon Joly Chorale. Conductor: Robert Craft.- NAXOS 8557525.
- Naxos.
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    ![]()  Arnold SchoenbergDrei volkslieder: III. Schein uns, du liebe Sonne Choir: ѿý Singers. Conductor: Pierre Boulez.- SONY G0100014014112.
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    ![]()  Arnold SchoenbergFriede auf Erden Op. 13 Choir: Accentus Chamber Choir. Conductor: Laurence Equilbey.- NAÏVE: V5008.
- NAIVE.
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    ![]()  Ludwig van BeethovenCalm Sea, Prosperous Voyage Op. 112 Orchestra: Zurich Tonhalle Orchestra. Conductor: David Zinman. Choir: Swiss Chamber Chorus.- ARTE NOVA : 82876-82585 2.
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- New Year's Day 2017 16:00ѿý Radio 3
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