Charles Ives Schutz Choir Of London, London Symphony Orchestra, Harold Farberman - The Celestial Country

Review by Raquel Peñalver

The album "The Celestial Country" by Charles Ives Schutz Choir Of London, London Symphony Orchestra, Harold Farberman is a stunning masterpiece that showcases the beauty and complexity of choral music. The album features a collection of Ives' works, including "Psalm 90," "The Celestial Country," and "General William Booth Enters into Heaven," all of which are performed with precision and passion by the Schutz Choir and the London Symphony Orchestra.

The album's title track, "The Celestial Country," is a standout piece that captures the essence of Ives' style. The choir's soaring vocals are complemented by the orchestra's rich instrumentation, creating a celestial soundscape that is both uplifting and awe-inspiring. The album also features several other choral works that are equally impressive, such as "Psalm 90," which is a powerful meditation on mortality and the fleeting nature of life.

Summary by Raquel Peñalver

"The Celestial Country" is a must-have for fans of choral music and classical music in general. The Schutz Choir Of London, London Symphony Orchestra, and Harold Farberman have created a stunning album that showcases Ives' genius and the beauty of choral music. This album is a true masterpiece that deserves to be heard by anyone who appreciates great music.