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Genius Music Friends

tue 4 aug 2020 20:00 hour

Haydn is on his way to London with his impresario Salomon, a long journey in many stages. They stay a few days in Bonn. Since Elector Maximilian Franz is very fond of Haydn’s music, as a surprise, he has Haydn perform one of his own Masses. In the orchestra is a 20-year-old viola player, his name… Ludwig van Beethoven. We hear a few splendid parts from several of Haydn’s Masses, which are hardly ever performed.

 

1. Joseph Haydn: from Missa Cellensis in C major, H XXII:5 ‘Quoniam’

 

Lydia Teuscher, soprano

Anima Eterna

conducted by Jos van Immerzeel

 

2. Ditto: ‘Et resurrexit’ and ‘Credo in unum Deum’

 

Lydia Teuscher, soprano

Markus Schäfer, tenor

Anima Eterna

conducted by Jos van Immerzeel

 

3. Ditto: ‘Gratias agimus tibi’ and ‘Benedictus’

 

Anima Eterna

conducted by Jos van Immerzeel

 

4. Ditto: ‘Et incarnatus est’ and ‘Dona nobis pacem’

 

Marianne Beate Kielland, alto

Markus Schäfer, tenor

Anima Eterna

conducted by Jos van Immerzeel

 

5. Joseph Haydn: from Missa Cellensis in C major, Hob. XXII:8 ‘Et incarnatus est’ and ‘Agnus Dei’

 

Susan Gritton, soprano

Louise Winter, mezzo-soprano

Mark Padmore, tenor

Stephen Varcoe, bass

Collegium Musicum 90

conducted by Richard Hickox

 

6. Joseph Haydn: from Theresienmesse in B-flat major, Hob. XXII:12  ‘Et incarnatus est’ and ‘Agnus Dei’

 

Donna Brown, soprano

Sally Bruce-Payne, mezzo-soprano

Peter Butterfield, tenor

Gerald Finley, bass

Monteverdi Choir

English Baroque Soloists

conducted by John Eliot Gardiner

 

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