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Karl Jenkins
The Peacemakers (2012)
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01) The Peacemakers: Part I: Blessed are the pea
02) The Peacemakers: Part I: Fanfara
03) The Peacemakers: Part I: Peace, peace!
04) The Peacemakers: Part I: I offer you peace
05) The Peacemakers: Part I: Inner peace
06) The Peacemakers: Part I: Healing Light: a Ce
07) The Peacemakers: Part I: Meditation: Peace i
08) The Peacemakers: Part I: Evening prayer
09) The Peacemakers: Intermezzo
10) The Peacemakers: Part II: Fiat pax in virtut
11) The Peacemakers: Part II: He had a dream: El
12) The Peacemakers: Part II: The Dove for Astri
13) The Peacemakers: Part II: The Peace Prayer o
14) The Peacemakers: Part II: One Song
15) The Peacemakers: Part II: Let there be justi
16) The Peacemakers: Part II: Dona nobis pacem
17) The Peacemakers: Part II: Anthem: Peace, tri

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2012

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'The Peacemakers', a brand new choral work composed by Karl Jenkins and a sequel to his best-selling work 'The Armed Man: A Mass for Peace,' offers inspiration and solace for a time in need of both. It features texts from some of the greatest peacemakers throughout history, including Gandhi, Martin Luther King Jr., the Dalai Lama, Nelson Mandela, Anne Frank and Mother Teresa, as well as words from the Bible and the Quran with some new text specially written by Terry Waite.

The London Symphony Orchestra is joined by different vocal forces including Rundfunkchor Berlin, the City of Birmingham Youth Chorus, and the 1000-strong 'The Really Big Chorus' made up of members of UK choirs from across the country brought together in one day, in one studio, to contribute to two movements on the album. Guest artists include violinist Chloë Hanslip, soprano Lucy Crowe, Davy Spillane on Uilleann pipes, Indian bansuri (ethnic flute) player Ashwin Srinivasan and jazz greats Nigel Hitchcock and Laurence Cottle.



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