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Day: January 18, 2016

RUSSIAN VOICES, FROM CELESTIAL TO DESPONDENT

RUSSIAN VOICES, FROM CELESTIAL TO DESPONDENT

An Uncommon, Unaccompanied Chorus Give credit to the Swede Ragnar Bohlin, who moonlights leading his Cappella SF when he’s not leading the prize-winning S.F. Symphony Chorus. What’s more, with Cappella he resurrects choral rarities rarely encountered elsewhere. It’s a gourmet paradise in voice. This time it was a spectrum of unaccompanied pieces we rarely hear outside the Russian Orthodox Church. And he appended the dark perspectives of modern-day composers who were rankling under the repression and bleakness of Soviet Communism….

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