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The Music of Libera

 

Libera is true to the meaning of its Latin title, ¡®Free¡¯, and crosses many musical boundaries. With original repertoire, innovative textures and inventive arrangements this unique group brings an imaginative new perspective to the landscape of vocal music.

 

The core of the sound is built around the voices of the young singers with their clarity, enthusiasm and excitement - the haunting yet vibrant sound of the treble voice that has long been a feature of choral music, particularly in the church.

 

Indeed, the defining inspiration for Libera sprang from the ancient music of the cathedrals and monasteries – from the earliest form of choral music - plainsong. The boys¡¯ robes of course retain a visual continuation of that history, and quite closely copy what the boy monks wore when they sang and were schooled in medieval monasteries. Libera mix the traditional chants with contemporary instrumentation and arrangement. Hence songs like ¡®Salva me¡¯ and ¡®Libera¡¯ reflect the shapes and mood of the old plainchant whilst combining it with new lyrics and harmonies. In fact, the song ¡®Libera¡¯ was the first to be written for the group. It uses a single line of plainsong with many overlapping tunes and harmony, which encompass the full range of the boys¡¯ voices.

 

Some songs are arrangements of well-known classical works. Although the originals could not be bettered, some lend themselves to the uplifting sound and harmonies of the boys¡¯ treble voices. The famous ¡®Canon¡¯ by Pachelbel, for instance, provides the basis for ¡®Sanctus¡¯ and an opportunity for some of the highest treble notes.

 

Libera also embraces the songs of other contemporary artists, which suit the boys¡¯ voices – most especially in the music of Enya with ¡®Orinoco Flow¡¯, and from Brian Wilson of the Beachboys, ¡®Love and Mercy¡¯.

 

 
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