Pergolesi / Neumeyer Consort / Hofstetter: Stabat Mater & Laudate Pueri
Pergolesi / Neumeyer Consort / Hofstetter: Stabat Mater & Laudate Pueri
Format: CD
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Artist: Pergolesi / Neumeyer Consort / Hofstetter
Label: Oehms
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 4260034868311
Genre: Classical
"All the contemporary witnesses owed the deep impression made on them by Pergolesi's church music to the singing of castrati. As often and willingly as Stabat Mater is sung and heard with women's voices today, it was the pure, ethereal voices of two castrati who first lent the proper expression to the gallant pain of Pergolesi's Passion sequence. Michael Hofstetter and the two young singers on this recording liberate his music from the cliche of a thoroughly soft music of sentimental feelings. The vocal lines come to life thanks to the typical manners of the castrati: The short grace notes, slides, trills and the 'messa di voce'." Dr. Karl Behmer.
Tracks:
1.1 Stabat Mater
1.2 Cujus Animam
1.3 O Quam Tristis
1.4 Quae Moerebat
1.5 Quis Est Homo
1.6 Vidit Suum
1.7 Eia Mater
1.8 Fac Ut Ardeat
1.9 Sancta Mater
1.10 Fac Ut Portem
1.11 Inflammatus
1.12 Quando Corpus
1.13 Laudate Pueri
1.14 A Solis Ortu
1.15 Excelsus Super Omnes
1.16 Quis Sicut Dominus
1.17 Suscitans a Terra
1.18 Gloria Patri
1.19 Sicut Erat in Principio
