Mozart: Et incarnatus (Mass in C minor, K427)

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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
MASS IN C MINOR, K 427

Barcelona 1991

The Monteverdi Choir
The English Baroque Soloists
Dir. Sri John Eliot Gardiner

Soprano, Barbara Bonney
Mezzosoprano, Ann Sophie von Otter
Tenor, Anthony Rolfe Johnson
Bass, Alastair Miles

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[hughwyles1]

Please tell us who the conductor, choir and soloists are in this great performance.

I am filled with admiration for the choristers who perform the entire mass from memory (ie. without any music books to wave around and distract!)

[carosaxone]

@hughwyles1 Everythings is written under "more information" right after the video frame

[vitellia]

It must've been such a hair-splitting decision making for Sir John Elliott, between Bonney and McNair. In the studio recording with McNair, I find her a bit on the cool and detached side, despite her warmer voice; she definitely wins on the trills, though! Bonney is more mellifluously ethereal. Her boy soprano-like appearance kinda helps, I suppose. LOL... Truly, both McNair and Bonney represent the absolute peak as long as this part goes. Perhaps, Arleen Auger could join their rank.

[bruno81073]

barbara è semlicemente un angelo!!! grazie per questi splendidi momenti. viva la musica e il bel canto.

[magpie212]

@ryanfan1967 Yes.

[PlatoJaspers]

She sings even better than she plays golf.

[19822mark]

Εκπληκτική φωνή και υπέροχα τραγουδισμένο, χάδι στ' αυτιά μα και στην ψυχή. Νομίζω η καλύτερη εκτέλεση ever ! ! !

[viruviru81]

Quelle magnifique interprétation, tout en finesse, fraicheur et sobriété. Quelle belle leçon de chant! Voyez les regards admiratifs des choristes!!

une voix qui sied à merveille à Mozart! Merci Mme Bonney

[artois54]

Barbara is a very good Bach singer, too.

[ryanfan1967]

This, of course, is brilliantly beautiful. However, am I the only one who senses that all this wonderful warbling is a tad bit gratuitous? Mozart was many monumentally great things, but he was also a little too much of a "show-off" sometimes. A few too many notes. Mozart always gets his requisite "A". Beethoven, on the other hand, always gets the "A+"!

[Wolfgang1782]

Man everywhere I go to find performances of 18th cen music lately John E. Gardiner keeps turning up. Where is Herreweghe? Suzuki?