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Special offer. La Passione

Haydn, Mozart & Beethoven

Christina Landshamer (soprano), Akademie für Alte Musik Berlin, Bernhard Forck

La Passione

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Landshamer’s delivery of this material is consistently beautiful, technically top-class, and pitched with laser-like accuracy….matched at every point by the accompaniments, whose range of period-instrument...

Special offer. La Passione

Haydn, Mozart & Beethoven

Christina Landshamer (soprano), Akademie für Alte Musik Berlin, Bernhard Forck

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Akademie für Alte Musik Berlin returns to Pentatone together with soprano Christina Landshamer, presenting La Passione, a collection of dazzling concert arias on love, longing and loss by Mozart, Beethoven and Haydn, paired with the latter’s “La Passione” Symphony. Ranging from pastoral simplicity to exuberant outrage, the programme offers some of the finest vocal writing around 1800, including some of Beethoven’s rare and little-known excursions to Italian bravura opera, as well as one of the most dramatic and expressive symphonies of the eighteenth-century.

The Akademie für Alte Musik is generally seen as one of the best period-instruments ensembles of today, and has a substantial Pentatone discography, including CANTATA with Bejun Mehta (2018), Handel’s Concerti grossi op.6 (released in 2019 and 2020), Telemann’s Miriways (2020), Handel’s Messiah (2020) and Haydn’s L’isola disabitata (2021). Christina Landshamer featured as Marzelline on Beethoven’s Fidelio (2021).

Contents and tracklist

I. Berenice, che fai?
Track length3:29
II. Non partir, bell'idol mio
Track length3:22
III. Perché, se tanti siete
Track length4:52
No, non turbati
Track length2:00
Ma tu tremi, o mio tesoro?
Track length3:07
I. Non più! Tutto ascoltai
Track length2:43
II. Non temer, amato bene
Track length6:55
I. Adagio
Track length9:35
II. Allegro di molto
Track length6:18
III. Minuet - Trio
Track length4:43
IV. Finale. Presto
Track length3:09
I. Ah! Perfido, spergiuro
Track length3:14
II. Per pietà, non dirmi addio
Track length4:28
III. Ah crudel!
Track length3:57

Awards and reviews

  • Record Review
    6th August 2022
    Record of the Week
  • International Classical Music Awards
    2023
    Nominated - Assorted Programs

October 2022

Landshamer’s delivery of this material is consistently beautiful, technically top-class, and pitched with laser-like accuracy….matched at every point by the accompaniments, whose range of period-instrument colours is rich, full and captured in outstanding recorded sound.

Jan/Feb 2023

All are sung superbly by Christina Landshamer, a soprano who combines the elegant production of Irmgard Seefried with the dramatic heft of Gré Brouwenstijn. But it’s Mozart who steals the show

Awards Issue 2022

If Landshamer’s lyric soprano can lack body in its lowest register, she is a fine Classical stylist, with a voice of apt colour and suppleness for these distraught figures of antiquity.
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