Cantique de Jean Racine

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Excerpt from a live performance of JS Bach's "Wedge" Fugue 4:49

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"Vater unser im Himmelreich"--Böhm 5:19

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Pièce d'Orgue--J.S. Bach 9:37

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Chaconne in F minor--Pachelbel 9:53

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Prelude, Fugue, and Ciaconna in C--Buxtehude 6:10

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"Es ist ein Ros' entsprungen"--Brahms 4:10

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Fantasy, K608 (Andante and Finale)--Mozart 8:43

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JS Bach--Fantasia in A minor, BWV 904 3:10

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Buxtehude--Suite X in E minor, Allemande 2:19

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Buxtehude--Suite X in E minor, Courante 1:36

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Buxtehude--Suite X in E minor, Sarabande 2:03

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Buxtehude--Suite X in E minor, Gigue 1:25

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Pachelbel, Fugue on the Magnificat, tone 1 #19 2:18

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Go Tell it on the Mountain 0:59

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Adeste Fidelis 0:46

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Adeste Fideles 0:49

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Adeste Fidelis 0:47

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Cantique de Jean Racine

Many weeks of hard work, negotiation, and planning resulted in the Roman Catholic and Episcopal choirs in Lambertville, NJ combining to sing a Mass at both churches, with Faure's Cantique de Jean Racine as the anthem. This was a truly unique experience, with music making on a very high level (in English, Latin, and French) and goodwill all around! This is the payoff for the sometime craziness of directing two music programs--two choirs that are both trained the same way, lending one another their individual strengths to produce a "super choir!"

Thomas Dressler — organist

Cantique de Jean Racine

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