The Heart's Reflection (Music of Daniel Elder) - Joe Miller

The Heart's Reflection (Music of Daniel Elder)

Joe Miller

  • Genre: Classical
  • Release Date: 2013-10-29
  • Explicitness: notExplicit
  • Country: USA
  • Track Count: 12

  • ℗ 2013 Westminster Choir College

Tracks

Title Artist Time
1
O Magnum Mysterium Westminster Choir & Joe Miller 5:09
2
Elegy Westminster Choir & Joe Miller 4:08
3
3 Themes of Life and Love: No. Westminster Choir, Mark Foster, Jeffrey D. Grubbs & Joe Miller 3:58
4
3 Themes of Life and Love: No. Westminster Choir, Mark Foster, Jeffrey D. Grubbs & Joe Miller 5:15
5
3 Themes of Life and Love: No. Westminster Choir, Mark Foster, Jeffrey D. Grubbs & Joe Miller 2:53
6
The Heart's Reflection Joe Miller & Westminster Choir 5:15
7
3 Nocturnes: No. 1. Ballade to Joe Miller, Westminster Choir & John Hudson 5:07
8
3 Nocturnes: No. 2. Star Sonne Joe Miller, Westminster Choir & John Hudson 4:52
9
3 Nocturnes: No. 3. Lullaby Joe Miller, Westminster Choir & John Hudson 4:20
10
Seven Last Words from the Cros Joe Miller & Westminster Choir 8:25
11
Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star Joe Miller & Westminster Choir 3:16

Reviews

  • Incredible

    5
    By Kyle Van
    SOOOO. This CD is awesome. I am listening to the various types of music featured, all incredibly diverse but still fed through an incredible filter. One piece that's a must have "Drumsound Rises". The climax of this piece made me get GOOSEBUMPS!!! I also strongly suggest "Heart's Reflection" because it sounds like a new age choir song harmonically, but not without incredible melodies, which is basically void in most new compositions with harmonically complicated music. You just gotta listen to this stuff!

  • Fresh new choral works

    5
    By choirnerd10
    If you buy one album of new choral music this year, make it this one! Elder's music is both approachable and artistic. My personal favorites on the disc are the "Three Themes of Life and Love" and "Elegy", but I recommend buying the whole thing. The melodies that Elder writes are relatable, while still imaginative and fresh and the emotional arc of the album ranges from whimsical to passionate, to contemplative. Whether you're looking for new music to program for your choir, you've heard Elder's works in concert or performed them, or you are just an appreciator of the choral arts I guarantee you will find something on this album that you enjoy. The Westminster Choir is wonderful as always, offering a fantastic range of vocal color and depth to the musical phrases. Definitely worth the 9.99!

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