Haydn - Stabat Mater
Anna-Maria Bondi (soprano), Claudia Eder (mezzo soprano), Axel Reichardt (tenor) & Jürg Krattinger (bass), Jacques Manzone (violin) & Françoise Petit (harpsichord)
Les Solistes de Paris, with Chorale Philippe-Caillard, Henri-Claude Fantapié
Haydn - Stabat Mater
Anna-Maria Bondi (soprano), Claudia Eder (mezzo soprano), Axel Reichardt (tenor) & Jürg Krattinger (bass), Jacques Manzone (violin) & Françoise Petit (harpsichord)
Les Solistes de Paris, with Chorale Philippe-Caillard, Henri-Claude Fantapié
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About
Haydn’s Stabat Mater was written in 1767 – at a time when Pergolesi’s masterpiece of the same name was being performed regularly. Haydn’s composition was highly praised by the composer Hasse, who was very influential at the time.
The Libera was only discovered in the 1960’s – it is thought to have been written between 1782 and 1790. No other recording is currently available according to the Muze/ Gramophone Classical Catalogue.
Both of these recordings date from 1978. The Symphony and Concerto included in this release were recorded in 1964, and it is believed that all four are released here on CD for the first time, and are available in timely fashion to mark the 200th anniversary of Haydn’s death.
Contents and tracklist
- Claudia Eder (mezzo-soprano), Axel Reichardt (tenor), Arlette Heudron (organ), Anna Maria Bondi (soprano), Jurg Krattinger (bass)
- Chorale Philippe Caillard
- Jean Bridier
- Solistes de Paris, Les
- Henri-Claude Fantapie
- Jacques-Francis Manzone (violin), Francoise Petit (harpsichord)
- Solistes de Paris, Les
- Henri-Claude Fantapie
- Arlette Heudron (organ), Axel Reichardt (tenor), Claudia Eder (mezzo-soprano), Jurg Krattinger (bass), Anna Maria Bondi (soprano)
- Chorale Philippe Caillard