Mendelssohn In Birmingham Vol.3 – City Of Birmingham Symphony Orchest / Gardner

Meeresstille und glückliche Fahrt D-Dur op. 27 (Ouvertüre)
Meeresstille: Adagio –
– Glückliche Fahrt: Molto allegro e vivace – Allegro maestoso
Sinfonie Nr. 2 B-Dur op. 52 “Lobgesang”
1. Sinfonia: Maestoso con moto – Allegro – Animato – Maestoso con moto come primo –
– Allegretto un poco agitato –
– Adagio religioso
2. Chor: All men, all things, all that has life and breath – Animato – Allegro di molto: Praise the Lord… –
– Molto più moderato ma con fuoco – Arie: Praise thou the Lord, o my spirit
3. Rezitativ: Sing ye praise, all ye redeemed of the Lord –
– Allegro moderato – Arie: He counteth all your sorrows in the time of need
4. Chor: All ye that cried unto the Lord in distress and deep affliction
5. Duett & Chor: I waited for the Lord, He inclined unto me
6. Arie: The sorrows of death had closed all around me –
– Allegro assai agitato – Rezitativ: We called thro’ the darkness – Arie: Watchman, will the night soon pass? – …
7. Chor: The night is departing
8. Choral: Let all men praise the Lord –
– Choral: Glory and praise to God
9. Duett: My song shall be always Thy mercy
10. Chor: Ye Nations, offer to the Lord glory and might! –
– O give thanks to the Lord – All that has life and breath, sing to the Lord

Edward City Of Birmingham Symphony Orchest / Gardner

Format: 1 SACD Hybrid
Release date: 16/2/2015
SKU: 0095115515129 Catégories : ,

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   in Choir & Organ (Jul, 2015)
Edward Gardner manages to make sense of Mendelssohn’s hippogriff, which started life as another crowd-pleasing oratorio but, lacking a satisfying subject, devolved into the hybrid form the composer called ‘symphony-cantata’. The results have been dismissed as genteel kitsch, but Gardner and his singers locate the nobility in the music’s odd mish-mash of baroque and romantic elements, and let it speak without excess drama. The two sopranos and tenor mesh convincingly and the final chorus is genuinely moving. The ‘Second’ (actually the fourth) is paired here with the composer’s Calm Sea and Prosperous Voyage. …
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