Nidarosdomens Jentekor, Trondheimsolistene - Magnificat FLAC

Nidarosdomens Jentekor Modern 2014

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1	(Magnificat) Magnificat ama mea Written By – Kim André Arnesen	6:03
2	(Magnificat) Ecce enim Written By – Kim André Arnesen	6:00
3	(Magnificat) Quia fecit Written By – Kim André Arnesen	5:48
4	(Magnificat) Et misericordia Written By – Kim André Arnesen	4:55
5	(Magnificat) Fecit potentiam Written By – Kim André Arnesen	6:22
6	(Magnificat) Suscepit Israel Written By – Kim André Arnesen	4:02
7	(Magnificat) Gloria Patri Written By – Kim André Arnesen	7:40
8	Musica Celestis Written By – Aaron Jay Kernis	12:06
9	Tundra Written By – Ola Gjeilo	3:47
10	Song of the Universal Written By – Ola Gjeilo	11:11

Companies, etc.

Recorded By – Lindberg Lyd AS
Recorded At – Nidarosdomen

Credits

Artistic Director – TrondheimSolistene/Øyvind Gimse*
Artworks – Håkon Gullvåg
Auro-3D encoding – Galaxy Studios
Authoring – Martin Seer
Balance Engineer – Morten Lindberg
Blu-ray authoring – msm-studios GmbH
Blu-ray producer – Morten Lindberg, Stefan Bock
Conductor – Anita Brevik
DTS encoding – Morten Lindberg
Editing – Jørn Simenstad, Morten Lindberg
Executive Producer – Jørn Simenstad, Kim André Arnesen, Morten Lindberg
Graphic design – Morten Lindberg
Mastering – Morten Lindberg
Mix – Morten Lindberg
Organ – Magne H. Draagen (tracks: 1 - 5, 7)
Photography – Anita Brevik, Jøran Wærdal, Morten Lindberg
Piano – Maria Næss (tracks: 2, 4 - 7), Ola Gjeilo (tracks: 9 - 10)
Project management – Stefan Bock
Recording producer – Morten Lindberg
Screen design – Hermann Enkemeier
Soprano Vocals – Cecilie Ertzaas Overrein (tracks: 6), Else Bonesrønning (tracks: 9), Lise Granden Berg (tracks: 2 - 7)

Notes

This recording was made by Lindberg Lyd AS with DPA microphones, Millennia Media amplifiers, SPHYNX2 and HORUS converters to a PYRAMIX workstation. Digital eXtreme Definition is a professional audio format that brings "analogue" qualities in 24 bit at 352.8 kHz sampling rate.

Note on Low Frequency Effect channel: For SACD and FLAC audio files, all six channels (including Lfe channel) are calibrated for equal playback levels. However, in the audio streams for the Blu-ray the Lfe channel is lowered by -10dB in the mastering process, anticipating a +10dB elevation in cinema-style home theatre playback.