love & light iSing Silicon Valley & Jennah Delp Somers

• Sir James MacMillan:
• 1 MacMillan: Os Mutorum 04:13
• Gabriel Jackson:
• 2 Jackson: Ubi Flumen Praesulis 04:48
• Hildegard of Bingen:
• 3 Bingen: O Virtus Sapientiae 03:24
• Kile Smith:
• 4 Smith: Monstra Te Esse Matrem 04:31
• Sungji Hong:
• 5 Hong: Lux Aeterna 06:24
• Anonymous:
• 6 Anonymous: O Maria, Stella Maris 04:03
• Anonymous:
• 7 Anonymous: Salve Virgo Virginum 02:36
• Inchcolm Antiphoner:
• 8 Antiphoner: O Columba (chant arr. for harp by Cheryl Ann Fulton) 02:35
• Andrew Smith:
• 9 Smith: Ave Regina Caelorum 01:40
• 10 Smith: Ave Maria 02:35
• 11 Smith: Regina Caeli 02:57
• Kile Smith:
• 12 Smith: Psalm 113 07:04
• Kenyon Duncan:
• 13 Kenyon Duncan: chorea lucis 07:01
• Total Runtime 53:51

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love & light feiert das 10-jährige Bestehen des inspirierenden Mädchenchors iSing Silicon Valley und bietet ein vielfältiges Spektrum an sakraler Musik von Hildegard von Bingen bis James MacMillan, neue Werke des südkoreanischen Guggenheim-Stipendiaten Sungji Hong, des multidisziplinären Komponisten Kenyon Duncan und viele mehr.

iSing Silicon Valley, der inspirierende Mädchenchor aus der Bay Area, ist aus der Dunkelheit der Pandemie aufgetaucht, um Liebe und Licht in dieser Aufnahme mit alter und neuer geistlicher Musik zu finden, Musik, die transzendiert und heilt, mit herrlichen Klängen, die abwechselnd verzückt und eindringlich sind.

Der Geist der Vielfalt von iSing leuchtet auf Love & Light durch. Von O Sapientie, dem ekstatischen Gesang der Hildegard von Bingen, bis zu Sir James MacMillans der Schwerkraft trotzendem Os Mutorum, Lux Aeterna des südkoreanischen Guggenheim-Stipendiaten Sungji Hong und chorea lucis (Tanz des Lichts) des in Kalifornien lebenden multidisziplinären Komponisten Kenyon Duncan - und vielen anderen - erinnert jedes Werk auf love & light an ein Gefühl, einen Instinkt oder einen Wert, der sich während der durch die Pandemie auferlegten Trennung als bedeutsam, ja sogar dringlich erwies.

iSing Silicon Valley
Jennah Delp Somers,Dirigentin
Cheryl Ann Fulton, Harfe
Estelí Gomez, Sopran

iSing
Founded in 2013 by Artistic Directors Jennah Delp-Somers and Shane Troll, iSing Silicon Valley brings together more than 300 young female singers in the Silicon Valley, offering them rigorous musical and vocal training while fostering artistry, community, and leadership.

In addition to presenting their own concerts to enthusiastic, sold-out houses in Silicon Valley, iSing was recently presented by Stanford Live and Festival Napa Valley. iSing has also now begun to achieve national and international recognition. Recent awards include the Grand Prize in the 8th International Robert Schumann Choral Competition (2018) and the Chorus America’s Dale Warland Singers Commission Award (2018). iSing has enjoyed collaborations with musical pioneer Meredith Monk and Vocal Ensemble, the world-renowned vocal ensembles Voces8 and Cappella SF, and other guest artists, including soprano Barbara Bonney, folk singer/songwriter Moira Smiley, and the Amaranth String Quartet.

iSing singers become friends for life, bonded by artistic experiences that challenge and shape their view of the world. Through singing and growing in iSing’s supportive community, they discover their vulnerability, uniqueness, and purpose. Their shared vision for a bright future in which the voices of these young women will be heard and valued, manifests itself in every rehearsal, every performance, and on iSing’s debut album Here I Stand.

Jennah Delp Somers
earned a Master of Music in Choral Conducting with distinction from Westminster Choir College and undergraduate degrees in Vocal Performance and Music Education from the University of Michigan, summa cum laude. She has prepared choirs for performances of major works, national tours, and the Spoleto Festival USA. As an active performer, Jennah has sung with the world’s leading orchestras, including: The New York Philharmonic, The Philadelphia Orchestra, The Spoleto Festival Orchestra, The Lucerne Festival Orchestra, The Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra, and the Staatskapelle Berlin. Most recently, Jennah sang in The Crossing, a Grammy-award winning professional choral ensemble that champions new repertoire and the Carmel Bach Festival Chorus. She can be heard on Flower of Beauty, a critically acclaimed recording by the Westminster Choir and Hesperus is Phosphorus by The Crossing. In 2012, Jennah made her Carnegie Hall conducting debut, conducting the Young People’s Chorus of New York City in concert. Jennah co-founded iSing in the summer of 2013. iSing is now a thriving organization that serves 300 young singers in Silicon Valley. Jennah loves her home in the Bay Area that she shares with her husband, Adam, daughter, Ada, and puppy, Ripley.

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