David Fanshawe - African Sanctus album flac

African Sanctus is a 1972 choral Mass and is the best-known work of British composer and collector of world musics David Fanshawe. The work consists of 13 movements and follows the journey of the composer through Africa.

African Sanctus For African tapes, choir, operatic soprano, light soprano, shouter, African drummer, rock drummer, two percussion, electric guitar, piano, and Hammond M. 100 organ (Publisher: Chappell & Co. Lt. Salaams For cantor, 11 singers, piano, tapes, and drums. Recorded: Great Britan, 1, 6/1973. Mastering SID Code: IFPI L002. Mould SID Code: IFPI 0118.

David Fanshawe ‎– African Sanctus. Genre: Rock, Folk, World, & Country. Style: Religious, Opera, Field Recording, Prog Rock. African Sanctus, Salaams ‎(Cass, Album, RM). Philips. African Sanctus ‎(CD, Album). Festival Records, Silva Classics.

A few of the recordings weren't used on African Sanctus itself, but were recorded on the same journeys through Africa, up and down the Nile through Egypt, Uganda, Sudan, and Kenya, in 1969 and 1975. The pieces here are all performed by the various native musicians, and were recorded by David Fanshawe as he traveled from village to village. With the inclusion of the environmental tracks and the exclusion of studio recordings, this becomes an ethnomusicologist's delight, as it paints Steven Feld's concept of a "sound environment" quite well.

Fanshawe: African Sanctus - 1. African Sanctus, "Bwala" Dance of Uganda by Harold Lester & Gerry Butler & Mustapha Tettey Addy & Gary Kettel & Terry Emery & Tony Campo & Martin Kershaw & Alan Parker & The Ambrosian Singers & Owain Arwel Hughes. 2. 30. Fanshawe: African Sanctus - 2. Kyrie "Call to Prayer", Cairo. The African Sanctus is a work that I have known of for many years but have only recently taken the time to get to know it. I did listen to the setting of the Lord's Prayer abou 20 years ago, which I confess that I found a bit twee. I have always been a bit confused as to where David Fanshawe fits into the tradition of 20th Century English music. The Lord's Prayer itself was itself subject to a ban by the BBC who did not consider it, with its accompaniment of electric guitars and drums and 'poppy' melodic style, to be a classical piece at all.

David Fanshawe 01-01-1994. Kyrie: Call to Prayer. African Sanctus & Dona Nobis Pacem. Besteciler: David Fanshawe. 03. Gloria: Bride of the Nile. 04. Credo: Sudanese Dances & Recitations. 05. Love Song: Piano Solo. 06. Et in Spiritum Sanctum (choristers).

1 African Sanctus~African Sanctus Ambrosian Singers, Owain Arwel Hughes 3:5. 2 African Sanctus~Kyrie Ambrosian Singers, Owain Arwel Hughes 2:37. 3 African Sanctus~Gloria Ambrosian Singers, Owain Arwel Hughes 7:15. 4 African Sanctus~Deo gratias-Credo Ambrosian Singers, Owain Arwel Hughes 5:13. 5 African Sanctus~Interlude Ambrosian Singers, Owain Arwel Hughes 3:43. 6 African Sanctus~Et in Spiritum Sanctum Ambrosian Singers, Owain Arwel Hughes 4:33. 7 African Sanctus~Crucifixus Ambrosian Singers, Owain Arwel Hughes 6:11