Giovanni Battista Pergolesi:
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| This production belongs to the new series: SICUSKlassik concerto Concert recordings |
The year 2010 marks the three-hundredth anniversary of the birth of Giovanni Battista Pergolesi. To celebrate this occasion, a jubilee concert took place at the St. Maria in Riddagshausen Monastery Church (Brunswick) on 18 April 2010 featuring Pergolesi's “Stabat Mater.” The performance, enthusiastically received by the audience and given under the special acoustical conditions of this Cistercian church (it has a natural echo of about 7 seconds), subsequently led to the decision to present the live recording of this concert on a CD. The temptation was not resisted, however, to fill the theoretically remaining space on the CD with more works. |
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Giovanni Battista Pergolesi (1710 - 1736): |
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| [1] | Duet: Stabat mater dolorosa | 3'42 |
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| [2] | Aria (Soprano): Cujus animam gementem | 2'15 |
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| [3] | Duet: O quam tristis et afflicta | 2'02 |
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| [4] | Aria (Alto): Quae morebat et dolebat | 2'56 |
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| [5] | Duet: Quis est homo, qui non fleret | 2'50 |
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| [6] | Aria (Soprano): Vidit suum dulcet natum | 3'44 |
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| [7] | Aria (Alto): Eja mater, fons amoris | 2'45 |
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| [8] | Duet: Fac, ut ardeat cor meum | 2'42 |
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| [9] | Duet: Sancta mater, istud agas | 6'29 |
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| [10] | Aria (Alto): Fac ut portem Christi mortem | 3'28 |
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| [11] | Duet: Imflammatus et accensus | 2'24 |
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| [12] | Duet: Quando corpus morietur | 2'57 |
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| [13] | Duet: Amen | 1'12 |
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Danuta Dulska · soprano Ingeborg Hischer · mezzo-soprano Hans-Dieter Karras · harpsichord, organ Concertino Braunschweig (concertmaster: Joachim Heimbrock) Conductor: Burkhard Bauche |
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This concert was recorded at the Riddagshausen Monastery Church St. Maria (Brunswick) on 18 April 2010, · Recording an Engineering: sonox musikproduktion · Mastering: Thomas Sandmann, master orange music · Digital Recording · Total playing time: 39'36
SICUSKlassik
sic 302-2
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