Soloists; Chorwerk Ruhr; Concerto Koln; Florian Helgath
Description
NEW VERSION
Hardly any other work in the history of music is as full of secrets as Mozart's Requiem: from the ominous commissioner to the repeated criticism of the completion of the fragment by Mozart's student Sussmayr.
It is possible that other 'completers' were at work alongside him, as there are some stylistic breaks that are untypical of Mozart.
After a thorough study of the sources and comparative stylistic analyses, Michael Ostrzyga now presents a carefully corrected version, with which he approaches the "most probable compositional solutions for November/December 1791" that Mozart would probably have chosen.
Chorwerk Ruhr presents here a first reference recording accompanied by Concerto Koln and conducted by Florian Helgath.
Tracklisting
Pia Davila; Bernhard Reichel; Ensemble Musica getutscht
Laefer Quartet
Carine Tinney; Ziv Braha; ensemble feuervogel
Fanie Antonelou; Sofya Gandilyan
Carmen Artaza; Hilko Dumno
Peter Kofler; Florian Helgath; Chorwerk Ruhr
Christoph Breidler; Juri Tetzlaff; Duisburger Philharmoniker
Various
BachWerkVokal, Gordon Safari
Dionysos Now!
Soloists; Les Traversees Baroques; Meyer
The Gesualdo Six / Owain Park
La Compagnia del Madrigale
Cappella Pratensis, Stratton Bull, Sollazzo Ensemble
Frieder Bernius, Klassische Philharmonie Stuttgart, Barockorchester Stuttgart, Hofkapelle Stuttgart
Collegium Cantorum Choir, Janusz Siadlak
