Catalogue
HAVPCD210 – Carl Rütti: Veni Creator Spiritus
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| Disk Title | Carl Rütti: Veni Creator Spiritus |
| Choral and Organ Music | |
| Soloists | Anne Page (Solo Organ) |
| Choir | Cambridge Voices |
| Conductor | Ian Moore |
| Location | St George’s Church, Chesterton, Cambridge/Chapel of Trinity College, Cambridge |
| Date Recorded | October 1997 & March 1998 |
Carl Rütti writes: ‘It was Ian Moore who told me years ago that I should write a new 40-part motet to go with Tallis’s Spem in alium. I knew about Tallis’s 40-part motet but this work was just mentioned in the music history lectures to show the climax of vocal polyphony which one can’t sing any more. Nevertheless I heard Cambridge Voices perform this motet in Cambridge in 1994 and in Paris in 1996 and I wasn’t dreaming! These performances inspired me for my 40-part motet.’
| Trk. | Duration | Track Title | Composer |
| 1 | 00:28 | Prologue: Veni Creator Spiritus solo: Lydia Smallwood |
Plainsong |
| 2 | 05:01 | Veni Creator Spiritus Organ solo |
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| 3 | 29:08 | Veni Creator Spiritus Motet for 40 voices a cappella |
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| 4 | 04:26 | Ave Maria Motet for choir and organ |
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| 5 | 04:38 | Tabor: Suite for organ 1. Berg der Verklärung |
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| 6 | 04:07 | 2. Die Wolke | |
| 7 | 02:55 | 3. Lerche | |
| 8 | 05:54 | Ave maris stella Motet for 8 voices a cappella |
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| 9 | 02:08 | Epilogue: Stiller Kanon solo: Sophie Miller |
Tobias Rütti |
Anne Page began her career as an organist in Perth, Western Australia, where she was born and educated. In 1979 she won a national music competition which enabled her to undertake advanced musical studies in Europe. In 1988 she made her début at the Royal Festival Hall in London playing 20th-century masterworks, and since then regularly gives recitals and broadcasts in Britain, Europe, the USA, and Australia. She is now based in Cambridge, where she is also much sought-after as a teacher.
