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CHANTICLEER: Motet for 12 Singers by Carlos Rafael Rivera
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Chanticleer sings "Motet for 12 Singers," by Emmy Award-winning composer, Carlos Rafael Rivera (The Queens Gambit; Godless).

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From the composer:
"The first performance of any of my compositions outside of school was the programming of Motet for 12 Singers by Chanticleer. This was back in 1997! And it was thanks to my old friend John Kline, who recommended I take my score to a concert that was going to be performed by the group in Miami. I took the score having NO clue who the ensemble was, but by the intermission, I was TERRIFIED to approach them with it, as they had blown me away with their artistry. Frank Albinder was who I approached, and I remember him mentioning, "well, we receive many many scores, so thank you, but please don't have any expectations." I certainly did not, and that was that. A few months later I received an email from then Director of Chanticleer, Joe Jennings, letting me know they were going to be performing Motet as part of their "In A New Light" program, in remembrance of their founder, Louis Botto, and were going to fly me to San Francisco for it. [...] Needless to say, getting to rehearse with Chanticleer engrained itself in my mind's retina. Listening to their voices bring a piece I had written to life[...], I knew my trajectory truly changed in that moment, fueling indefinitely the potential of a composing career. So here we are, nearly 25 years later, and they have decided to program the Motet again. It is truly an encouraging gift to have their advocacy and support throughout the decades, and cannot thank their current director, Tim Keeler enough for programming it in this entirely novel method, as part of their "After a Dream" concert."



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Chanticleer is a GRAMMY-winning vocal ensemble composed of six countertenors, three tenors, and three basses.
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Date of upload: Sep 21, 2021 ^^


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@Pipscape

2 years ago

I remember the first time Chanticleer performed this. It made my scalp tingle and the hair on the back of my neck stand tall. I was stunned. Steeped in a tradition of western European church music and chant, I found this otherworldly motet to pulse with a primal energy that seemed to call from the heart of the earth to the very stars themselves.

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@philipallard8026

2 years ago

Amazing pitch control. I have trained over the years to set my pitch against others. To be so close and then slide away! Powerful control!

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@Tinyvalkyrie410

1 year ago

I remember seeing this live, and it broke my brain. I can’t even imagine the control required to sing this

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@devostm

2 years ago

The cluster at 0:48 took me to another dimension lol What a gorgeous texture. You guys are incredible!

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@stannieholt8766

2 years ago

Gorgeous, haunting -- reminiscent of everything from Ligeti to Tuvan throat-singing. The setting adds to the unworldliness.

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@maksymgudyma

2 years ago

Good job! Happy to hear you guys.

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@Just_Sara

2 years ago

The viewpoint of the common layperson: That was cool as heck. Seeing people perform it makes you feel what it would be like for you, yourself, to sing it, which is much more powerful than only hearing it, at least for me. Thanks, you guys. It was kind of riveting.

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@cht2162

7 months ago

Mrs. O'Grady

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@zipadeed00dah

2 years ago

Typical motet, over my head.

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