tracks

Symphony No. 9
[Andante]
Moderato
Presto
Nunc Dimittis

notes

Symphony No. 9 (1997/2006)

Nunc dimittis (2007)
In memoriam Alfred Schnittke
for mezzo-soprano, men's voices and orchestra


Recorded January 2008
Lukaskirche, Dresden

An ECM Production

℗ 2009 ECM Records GmbH
© 2009 ECM Records GmbH

credits

Baritone Vocals – Gordon Jones (2) (tracks: 4)
Conductor – Dennis Russell Davies
Countertenor Vocals – David James (13) (tracks: 4)
Design – Sascha Kleis
Engineer [Tonmeister] – Markus Heiland, Peter Laenger
Ensemble – The Hilliard Ensemble (tracks: 4)
Executive-Producer – Manfred Eicher
Liner Notes [Conversation, Interviewee] – Alexander Raskatov,
Liner Notes [Conversation, Interviewer] – Helmut Peters (3)
Liner Notes [German] – Helmut Peters (3)
Liner Notes [Helmut Peters, English Translation] – J. Bradford Robinson
Mezzo-soprano Vocals – Elena Vassilieva (tracks: 4)
Orchestra – Dresdner Philharmonie
Photography By [Cover Photo] – Max Franosch
Photography By [Liner Photo (Booklet Page 1)] – Yngvild Sørbye
Photography By [Liner Photos (Booklet Pages 2, 11, 27)] – Peter Laenger
Photography By [Liner Photos] – Frank Höhler
Score Editor [Reconstruction Of The Manuscript] – Alexander Raskatov, (tracks: 1 to 3)
Tenor Vocals – Rogers Covey-Crump (tracks: 4), Steven Harrold (tracks: 4)
Text By – Joseph Brodsky (tracks: 4), Starets Siluan (tracks: 4)
Text By [Booklet; Translation From Russian To English Of Joseph Brodsky Text, "Candlemas"] – George L. Kline
Text By [Booklet; Translation From Russian To English Of Starets Siluan Text] – Hans-Ulrich Duffek
Text By [Booklet; Translation From Russian To German Of Joseph Brodsky Text, "Lichtmess"] – Melitta Neumann
Text By [Booklet; Translation From Russian To German Of Starez Siluan Text] – Hans-Ulrich Duffek

companies

Phonographic Copyright (p) – ECM Records GmbH
Copyright (c) – ECM Records GmbH
Made By – EDC, Germany
Recorded At – Studio Lukaskirche, Dresden

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