Piau / Lowrey / rousset / Les Talens Lyriques -P.77 Stabat Mater / Salve Regina in G-Dur / Beatus V -Alpha CD Grooves.land/Playthek

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Stabat Mater, P. 77

01. Sandrine Piau "I. Stabat Mater dolorosa"

02. Sandrine Piau "II. Cujus animam gementem"

03. Sandrine Piau "III. O quam tristis et dolebat"

04. Sandrine Piau "IV. Quae moerebat et dolebat"

05. Sandrine Piau "V. Quis est homo qui non fleret"

06. Sandrine Piau "VI. Vidit suum dulcem natum"

07. Sandrine Piau "VII. Eia Mater fons amoris"

08. Sandrine Piau "VIII. Fac ut ardeat cor meum"

09. Sandrine Piau "IX. Sancta Mater istud agas"

10. Sandrine Piau "X. Fac ut portem Christi mortem"

11. Sandrine Piau "XI. Inflammatus et accensus"

12. Sandrine Piau "XII. Quando corpus morietur"
Salve Regina in G Major

13. Sandrine Piau "I. Salve Regina"

14. Sandrine Piau "II. Ad te clamamus"

15. Sandrine Piau "III. Ad te suspiramus"

16. Sandrine Piau "IV.Eia ergo"

17. Sandrine Piau "V. Et Jesum"

18. Sandrine Piau "VI. O clemens"
Beatus vir qui timet

19. Christopher Lowrey "I. Beatus vir"

20. Christopher Lowrey "II. Exortum est"

21. Christopher Lowrey "III. Misericors"

22. Christopher Lowrey "IV Iucundus homo"

23. Christopher Lowrey "V. Dispersit"

24. Christopher Lowrey "VI Gloria"

25. Christopher Lowrey "VII. Sicut era"

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Christophe Rousset/ Sandrine Piau/ Christopher Lowrey

Description:

Longstanding partners Sandrine Piau and Christophe Rousset have frequently performed the Stabat Mater, an emblematic work of the eighteenth-century Neapolitan repertory, both together and with other musicians. It was therefore a natural step for them to record this supreme masterpiece of sacred music. They are joined here by a relative newcomer to Les Talens Lyriques who has also become a regular partner with the ensemble, the American countertenor Christopher Lowrey (already heard on an Alpha album devoted to Monteverdi, Alpha 216). The programme is completed by a Beatus vir by Leonardo Leo (1694-1744), sung by Sandrine Piau, and a Salve Regina for alto by Nicola Porpora (1686-1768), two totally unknown works by two composers who were nevertheless very famous at the time - Porpora, for example, was Farinelli's singing teacher and mentor to the youthful Haydn. Christophe Rousset finds in this music 'an expression of very Mediterranean, very highly flavored piety, in which one moves from tears to laughter quite quickly'. Sandrine Piau sees in Leo 'an elegance of style, a certain distance in sorrow'.

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ALPHA449

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