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SOLANGE LABBE & ENSEMBLE
HE
Solange Labbé,
Anne Raymon
Val³rie Lecot
Yves Spapen
Vincent Carlier
voice
Florence Degossely voice & alto
Pierre Bernard flute
Contacts / Booking
Karass & Solange Labbe
solangelab@inspir.com
T & F:+32 (0)2 217 24 10
More info about Mogno Music :
Mogno Music
T +32 (0)2 358 45 12
F +32 (0)2 358 47 15
Mail to : info at mognomusic.com
www.mognomusic.com
Produced by: Karass asbl with artistic supervision of Edwald Demeyere
Recorded by: Yves
Goossens-Bara at la Chapelle Saint Antoine, Brussels - May 1999
Mixed by: Yves
Goossens-Bara at studio One Two, Brussels - June 1999
Mastered by: Paul Van Der Jonckheid
at Phone Mastering Center, Lier
Photos: Alberto Veiga, Francis Jacoby
Original Cover: ©Moebius
Artwork: Signé Lazer
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Mi Amado - Solange Labbé & Ensemble
Hé
Belgian mezzo-soprano Solange Labbé has set to music texts derived from Christianity's heritage of sacred literature, in a spirit of meditation. In this she is guided by the practice of hymns found in all spiritual traditions, an influence which she combines with that of Western minimalist music.
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Super fluvia Babylonis
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5’24’’ |
| 02 |
Que muero porque no muero |
5’54’’ |
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Veni creator spiritus |
6’03’’ |
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Mi amado
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13’13’’ |
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Gloria
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2’20’’ |
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Aunque es de Noche
| 4’12’’ |
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Salut, Ô Reine |
6’06’’ |
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Cor Iesu Sacratissimo
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6’35’’ |
| 09 |
Ninna Nanna di Gésu
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4’39’’ |
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56’29’’ |
Compositions from the mezzo-sopran Solange Labbé on sacred and mystical texts from the european tradition, interpreted by the vocal ensemble Hé. Hé is the result of the meeting of women and men from very different horizons, who wanted to unite their voices for the sake of music, meditation, praise and creativity.
In hebrew, "hé" is the symbol of the blow of life. Hé favors work above time and space through the permanence of sound, the harmonic resonances in accordance with the construction and acoustic of the place and the people who receive them. This music is intended to provide above all spirituality. The symbolic and phonetic value of the elements of the language are highlighted. |
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