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-  Name        = Adiemus II: Cantata Mundi |
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-  Type        = [[Album]] |
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-  Artist      = [[Adiemus]], [[Karl Jenkins]] |
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-  Released    = 1997 |
-  Recorded    = [[CTS Studios|CTS]] 1996 |
-  Genre       = [[European classical music|Classical]] |
-  Length      = 74:23 |
-  Label       = [[Sony|Sony Classical]] |
-  Producer    = [[Karl Jenkins]] |
-  Reviews     = |
-  Last album  = ''[[Adiemus: Songs of Sanctuary]]''<br />(1995) |
-  This album  = ''Adiemus II: Cantata Mundi''<br />(1997) |
-  Next album  = ''[[Adiemus III: Dances of Time]]''<br />(1998) |
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-Released in 1997, '''''Adiemus II: Cantata Mundi''''' is the second [[album]] by [[Wales|Welsh]] [[composer]] [[Karl Jenkins]] as part of the [[Adiemus]] project. Building on the style established in ''[[Adiemus: Songs of Sanctuary]]'', Jenkins broadens his musical approach to ''Cantata Mundi'' by including instrumentation and techniques from [[Eastern Europe]], [[Arabia]], and [[Asia]]. Compared to the earlier work, the orchestra is also expanded to include [[woodwinds]] and [[brass instrument|brass]]. The overall form of this album is a [[Cantata]] of fourteen movements alternating between longer 'cantus' pieces and brief '[[chorale]]s'.
-==Track listing==
-#1. "Cantus - 'Song of Tears'" – 9:01
-#2. "Chorale I (Za Ma Ba)" – 1:50
-#3. "Cantus - 'Song of the Spirit'" – 6:09
-#4. "Chorale II (Roosh Ka Ma)" – 1:50
-#5. "Cantus - 'Song of the Trinity'" – 6:11
-#6. "Chorale III (Vocalise)" – 2:20
-#7. "Cantus - 'Song of the Odyssey'" – 7:25
-#8. "Chorale IV (Alame Oo Ya)" – 2:59
-#9. "Cantus - 'Song of the Plains'" – 11:26
-#10. "Chorale V (Arama Ivi)" – 1:21
-#11. "Cantus - 'Song of Invocation'" – 8:45
-#12. "Chorale VI (Sol-Fa)"<br />13. "Cantus - 'Song of Aeolus'" – 5:46
-#14. "Chorale VII (A Ma Ka Ma)" – 1:18
-#Bonus Track: "Cantilena" – 5:21
-#Bonus Track: "Elegia" – 4:06
-<small>''(The double-numbering scheme is as indicated on the album.)''</small>
-==Personnel==
-*[[London Philharmonic Orchestra]]
-*[[Karl Jenkins]] - [[Conducting|Conductor]]
-*[[Miriam Stockley]] - [[Vocals]]
-*[[Mary Carewe]] - Additional Vocals in Choruses
-*[[Pamela Thorby]] - [[Recorder]]s and [[Gemshorn]]
-*[[Christopher Warren-Green]] - Solo [[Violin]]
-*[[Jody Barratt-Jenkins]] - [[Electro-acoustic]] [[Percussion instrument|Percussion]]
-==Alternate Versions==
-Several releases, including the [[United States]] release, of ''Cantata Mundi'' feature two bonus tracks, "Cantilena" and "Elegia", which are early musical sketches composed by Jenkins in preparation for this album.
-As is common with Adiemus albums, the cover art of releases in certain regions may be different. The cover of the [[United States]] release features a silhouetted persons reminiscent of the cover art for ''[[Adiemus: Songs of Sanctuary]]'' in that region as well as the cover for ''[[Diamond Music]]''. [[Europe|European]] releases depict an insect hive in various shades of reds and yellows within an abstracted mechanical clock. A special edition release in Europe shows a winged figure ascending into the sky. Other releases use dolphins which are characteristic of Adiemus albums in some markets.
-==External links==
-*[http://www.karljenkins.com/ Karl Jenkins]
-*[http://www.adiemus.f2s.com/ Adiemus Unofficial Home Page]
-[[Category:1997 albums]]
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