Voices of Light, inspired by the classic French silent film "The Passion of Joan of Arc," works as a cinematic accompaniment, but it's not movie music. Influenced by minimalism and the likes of Gorecki and Part, Einhorn's music is tonal and accessible. The texts--in Latin and antique French--are from the Bible, and from writings by (mostly) medieval women, including Joan of Arc herself. Joan is represented by the reliably intelligent and well-tuned Anonymous 4 (Ruth Cunningham, Marsha Genensky, Susan Hellauer and Johanna Rose); soprano Susan Narucki sings her often high-flying lines with beauty and clarity. --Sarah Bryan Miller

01. Exclamavit (3:07)
02. Victory at Orleans (Letter from Joan of Arc) (5:05)
03. Interrogation (6:45)
04. The Jailers (2:58)
05. Pater Noster (9:06)
06. Torture (5:20)
07. Illness (Letter from Joan of Arc) (4:17)
08. Sacrament (5:10)
09. Abjuration (7:37)
10. Relapse (3:44)
11. Karitas (2:05)
12. Anima (5:30)
13. The Final Walk (3:00)
14. The Burning (3:03)
15. The Fire of the Dove, Epilogue (3:56)

Anonymous 4, as the voice of Joan
Susan Narucki, soprano
Corrie Pronk, alto
Frank Hameleers, tenor
Henk van Heijnsbergen, baritone
Ronald Hoogeveen, violin
Naomi Hirschfeld, Michael Feves & Harm Bakker, gambas
Netherlands Radio Choir & Philharmonic Orchestra/Steven Mercurio


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I always liked Einhorn's music for SISTER SISTER, which I had on LP. Even though it wasn't exactly good music, technically. ;)

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Very good music and film . 08. Sacrament is amazing .

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