Rossini: Gloria & Gratias (Petite Messe Solennelle)

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Gioacchino Rossini
PETITE MESSE SOLENNELLE
November 2008, Gewandhaus Leipzig

Alexandrina Pendatchanska : soprano
Manuela Custer: contralto
Stefano Secco : Tenore
Mirko Palazzi : Bass

Gewandhauschor Leipzig
Gewandhausorchester
Michael Schoenheit, Orgel

Dir. : Riccardo Chailly

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Rossini
• Petite
• Messe
• Solennelle
• Chailly
• Gewandhausorchester
• Gewandhauschor
• Custer
• Pendatchanska
• Secco
• Palazzi

[Bram01568]

Never heard this version before, but very good!

[TheLeshere]

Shame it is not the original version with 2 pianos and harmonium



[tijnminator]

@Greatfan they're not singing it to praise the lord probably. It's mostly because they like to sing and they like the part

[lartedentro]

Ti adoro chailly!!!!

[vilabreze]

@Greatfan

It doesn't need to be any more religious than it already is. This isn't a church service in a place of worship but a concert in a concert hall. Beautifully performed!

[dop216]

un pezzo inedito di rossini, buono

[saintsaens21]

Questo passagio del basso di 0:49 a 1:00 mi fa sempre molto piacere

[znbr1]

Absolutely right, Greatfan!

[Greatfan]

Excellent singers. However in his facial expression the tenor seems to FEEL in a religios way. The bass sings instrumentally as if worried to produce a beautiful flow, which he achieves but... We are praising the Lord aren't we ? Mr. Palazzi try hard, in case you do not have faith, to "pretend" feeling it. This is not a harsh comment, not at all, but lately in opera and concert we are becoming more and more perfect and less expressive.