Orphei Drängar, Eric Ericson - Capricer Med OD Del 1 1964 1969

Review by Tony Born

Capricer Med OD Del 1 1964 1969 by Orphei Drängar, Eric Ericson is a stunning album that showcases the exceptional choral music of the Swedish ensemble. The album features a collection of caprices, which are short, lively pieces that are often used as a showcase of a composer's technical skills. The caprices on this album are arranged in chronological order, giving listeners a chance to experience the evolution of Orphei Drängar's sound over the years.

Eric Ericson, the renowned Swedish choral conductor, leads the choir with precision and grace. His impeccable sense of timing and attention to detail bring out the best in each piece, highlighting the unique character of each caprice. The choir's voices blend together seamlessly, creating a rich, full sound that is both powerful and delicate.

The album's standout tracks include "Capriccio No. 1" by Hugo Alfvén, "Capriccio No. 3" by Lars Johan Werle, and "Capriccio No. 5" by Sven-David Sandström. Each of these pieces showcases the choir's versatility and range, from the soaring melodies of "Capriccio No. 1" to the haunting harmonies of "Capriccio No. 5."

Summary by Tony Born

Capricer Med OD Del 1 1964 1969 is a must-have album for fans of choral music. Orphei Drängar and Eric Ericson have created a masterpiece that is both technically impressive and emotionally stirring. This album is a testament to the power of music to move the soul and inspire the spirit.