Tenebrae Nigel Short - in between: Choral works by Jessica Ulusoy-Horsley (2026) [Hi-Res]

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Title: in between: Choral works by Jessica Ulusoy-Horsley
Year Of Release: 2026
Label: Signum Classics
Genre: Classical
Quality: flac lossless (tracks) / flac 24bits - 96.0kHz +Booklet
Total Time: 01:08:23
Total Size: 288 mb / 1.17 gb
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Tracklist

01. Engelsmusik: No. 1, Colours of Light's Sound
02. Engelsmusik: No. 2, in between
03. Engelsmusik: No. 3 En theō (ἐν θεῷ)
04. The 99 Names
05. Cycle of Peace: No. 1, Imagine Everyone's Your Child
06. Cycle of Peace: No. 2, There is a Plain
07. Cycle of Peace: No. 3, Blesséd

This recording brings together recent choral works by British-Swiss composer Jessica Ulusoy-Horsley exploring sound, silence, and the spaces between them, performed by Tenebrae under Nigel Short. The programme includes the work Engelsmusik, inspired by writings on angelic music which draw on texts by Rumi, Greek liturgy, and spiritual philosophy. At its centre is the large-scale work The 99 Names, setting Arabic and Aramaic texts from Islamic and Chris- tian traditions, and finishing with Cycle of Peace, responding to contemporary conflict. Together, the works examine listening, stillness, and shared spiritual experience across cultures.

Jessica Ulusoy-Horsley is a British-Swiss composer, conductor, violist/barytonist, and researcher. In her compositions, she explore the thresholds between cultures, languages, and spiritual traditions. Her recent large-scale works are distinguished by their depth, beauty, and contemporary relevance.

Under the direction of Nigel Short, Tenebrae performs at major festivals and venues across the globe, including the BBC Proms, Wigmore Hall, Elbphilharmonie Hamburg, Rheingau Musik Festival and Sydney Festival. The choir has earned international acclaim for its interpretations of choral music from the Renaissance through to contemporary masterpieces, and has commissioned new music from composers including Judith Bingham, Joanna Marsh, Owain Park, Josephine Stephenson, Joby Talbot and Roderick Williams.