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Hasse: Requiem and Miserere

Dresden Kammerchor, Dresden Barockorchester, Hans-Christoph Rademann

The Dresden Chamber Choir sings with stunning clarity and perfect blend, alert to small details in the counterpoint, while Hans-Christoph Rademann ensures that the broad sweep of the whole adds...

Hasse: Requiem and Miserere

Dresden Kammerchor, Dresden Barockorchester, Hans-Christoph Rademann

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The Dresden Chamber Choir sings with stunning clarity and perfect blend, alert to small details in the counterpoint, while Hans-Christoph Rademann ensures that the broad sweep of the whole adds...

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Contents and tracklist

I. Requiem aeternam
Track length2:19
II. Te decet hymnus. Exaudi
Track length3:51
IIIa. Kyrie eleison I
Track length1:08
IIIb. Christi eleison
Track length2:53
IIIc. Kyrie eleison II
Track length0:52
IVa. Dies irae
Track length4:40
IVb. Recordare
Track length3:12
IVc. Ingemisco
Track length0:48
IVd. Qui Mariam absolvisti
Track length2:39
IVe. Inter oves
Track length2:44
IVf. Oro supplex
Track length0:42
Va. Lacrimosa
Track length3:24
Vb. Huic ergo
Track length0:25
Vc. Dona eis requiem
Track length2:16
VI. Sanctus - Osanna I
Track length1:30
VII. Benedictus
Track length1:53
VIII. Osanna II
Track length0:46
IXa. Agnus Dei
Track length3:25
IXb. Lux aeterna
Track length0:34
IXc. Requiem aeternam (da capo)
Track length2:31
I. Miserere
Track length4:16
II. Tibi soli peccavi
Track length2:44
III. Ecce enim
Track length6:28
IV. Quoniam si voluisses
Track length2:51
V. Benigne fac, Domine
Track length3:02
VI. Tunc acceptabis
Track length3:12

Awards and reviews

Awards Issue 2005

The Dresden Chamber Choir sings with stunning clarity and perfect blend, alert to small details in the counterpoint, while Hans-Christoph Rademann ensures that the broad sweep of the whole adds up to more than its attractive parts. These ingredients make this one of the best Baroque choral performances on disc so far this year.
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