Immerse yourself in the profound and moving compositions of Antonio Rosetti with this captivating album, "Jesus in Gethsemane, Hallelujah & Salve Regina." This collection, released in 2009, offers a rich tapestry of sacred music that showcases Rosetti's mastery as a composer and his unique contributions to the classical era.
The album begins with "Jesus in Gethsemane," a passion cantata that diverges from the traditional narrative style of Johann Sebastian Bach's passions. This work, performed by soloists, chorus, and orchestra, provides a deeply reflective and introspective exploration of the biblical story. The cantata is divided into 19 sections, each offering a different perspective on the events in Gethsemane, making it a comprehensive and immersive listening experience.
Following this is "Hallelujah," a series of 17 tracks that celebrate praise and worship. These pieces are characterized by their uplifting melodies and powerful choruses, providing a stark contrast to the more somber tones of the passion cantata. The "Hallelujah" sections are a testament to Rosetti's ability to evoke a sense of joy and reverence through his music.
The album concludes with four settings of the "Salve Regina," each in a different key (A Major, G Major, B-Flat Major, and E-Flat Major). These compositions, performed with soprano, strings, and continuo, demonstrate Rosetti's versatility and his deep understanding of vocal and instrumental dynamics. Each setting offers a unique interpretation of the traditional Marian hymn, showcasing Rosetti's innovative approach to sacred music.
Antonio Rosetti, a contemporary of Haydn and Mozart, was a prolific composer and double bass player. His works, including those featured on this album, reflect his ability to blend traditional sacred themes with innovative musical techniques. This album is a testament to his enduring legacy and his significant contributions to the classical music canon.
With a total duration of 1 hour and 45 minutes, this album is a comprehensive exploration of Rosetti's sacred compositions. Whether you are a seasoned classical music enthusiast or a newcomer to the genre, this album offers a rich and rewarding listening experience. The performances, conducted by Johannes Moesus and featuring the NDR-Chor and the Mecklenburgisches Baroque Orchestra, bring Rosetti's compositions to life with precision and passion.
Tracks
Jesus in Gethsemane, G2: No. 1, Nehmet wahr des HohenpriestersAntonio Rosetti, NDR Chor, Mecklenburgisches Baroque Orchestra, Johannes Moesus
Jesus in Gethsemane, G2: No. 2, Steht auf und lasst uns von hinnen gehen!Antonio Rosetti, Jan Kobow, Mecklenburgisches Baroque Orchestra, Johannes Moesus
Jesus in Gethsemane, G2: No. 3, Siehe, ich komme!Antonio Rosetti, Thomas E. Bauer, Mecklenburgisches Baroque Orchestra, Johannes Moesus
Jesus in Gethsemane, G2: No. 4, Da gehst du hin! Mein Schmerz erwacht!Antonio Rosetti, NDR Chor, Mecklenburgisches Baroque Orchestra, Johannes Moesus
Jesus in Gethsemane, G2: No. 5, So geht die Sonne froh zum Wahltun aufAntonio Rosetti, Gabriele Hierdeis, Mecklenburgisches Baroque Orchestra, Johannes Moesus
Jesus in Gethsemane, G2: No. 6, Erhabenster Triumph der LiebeAntonio Rosetti, Gabriele Hierdeis, Mecklenburgisches Baroque Orchestra, Johannes Moesus
Jesus in Gethsemane, G2: No. 7, Weh seh ich dort an jenem Berge liegen?Antonio Rosetti, Ruth Sandhoff, Mecklenburgisches Baroque Orchestra, Johannes Moesus
Jesus in Gethsemane, G2: No. 8, Sei ihm nicht schrecklichAntonio Rosetti, NDR Chor, Mecklenburgisches Baroque Orchestra, Johannes Moesus
Jesus in Gethsemane, G2: No. 9, Denn, ach, wer soll mit QualenAntonio Rosetti, Ruth Sandhoff, Mecklenburgisches Baroque Orchestra, Johannes Moesus
Jesus in Gethsemane, G2: No. 10, Schöne! Weltenrichter, schöne!Antonio Rosetti, Ruth Sandhoff, Mecklenburgisches Baroque Orchestra, Johannes Moesus
Jesus in Gethsemane, G2: No. 11, Er ist um unserer Missetat willen verwundetAntonio Rosetti, Gabriele Hierdeis, Ruth Sandhoff, Jan Kobow, Thomas E. Bauer, Mecklenburgisches Baroque Orchestra, Johannes Moesus
Jesus in Gethsemane, G2: No. 12, Und ihr, von ihm gewählt als Augenzeugen jener NotAntonio Rosetti, Jan Kobow, Mecklenburgisches Baroque Orchestra, Johannes Moesus
Jesus in Gethsemane, G2: No. 13, Schlag an dein Herz, Christus JüngerAntonio Rosetti, Jan Kobow, Mecklenburgisches Baroque Orchestra, Johannes Moesus
Jesus in Gethsemane, G2: No. 14, O Fleisch, wie bist du mir verhasstAntonio Rosetti, NDR Chor, Mecklenburgisches Baroque Orchestra, Johannes Moesus
Jesus in Gethsemane, G2: No. 15, Doch was verschlummert ihr, ihr Tragen!Antonio Rosetti, Thomas E. Bauer, Mecklenburgisches Baroque Orchestra, Johannes Moesus
Jesus in Gethsemane, G2: No. 16, Dein Wille lass das hohe WortAntonio Rosetti, Gabriele Hierdeis, Mecklenburgisches Baroque Orchestra, Johannes Moesus
Jesus in Gethsemane, G2: No. 17, So standhaft nimmt der Weltensündiger den KelchAntonio Rosetti, Gabriele Hierdeis, Mecklenburgisches Baroque Orchestra, Johannes Moesus
Jesus in Gethsemane, G2: No. 18, Ihr seid kommen zu dem MittlerAntonio Rosetti, Ruth Sandhoff, Jan Kobow, Thomas E. Bauer, NDR Chor, Mecklenburgisches Baroque Orchestra, Johannes Moesus
Jesus in Gethsemane, G2: No. 19, Preis dir! Ihn, der von dir verlassenAntonio Rosetti, NDR Chor, Mecklenburgisches Baroque Orchestra, Johannes Moesus
Hallelujah, G7: No. 1, Heilig, heilig, heilig ist der Herr Zebaoth!Antonio Rosetti, NDR Chor, Mecklenburgisches Baroque Orchestra, Johannes Moesus
Hallelujah, G7: No. 2, Da steh ich!Antonio Rosetti, Ruth Sandhoff, Mecklenburgisches Baroque Orchestra, Johannes Moesus
Hallelujah, G7: No. 3, Himmel, Erd und ihre HeereAntonio Rosetti, NDR Chor, Mecklenburgisches Baroque Orchestra, Johannes Moesus
Hallelujah, G7: No. 4, Und wie? Nur ich allein, dein AbdruckAntonio Rosetti, Gabriele Hierdeis, Mecklenburgisches Baroque Orchestra, Johannes Moesus
Hallelujah, G7: No. 5, Schüttle Geist, von deinen SchwingenAntonio Rosetti, Gabriele Hierdeis, Mecklenburgisches Baroque Orchestra, Johannes Moesus
Hallelujah, G7: No. 6, Doch darf ich wohl, ich SterblicherAntonio Rosetti, Gabriele Hierdeis, Mecklenburgisches Baroque Orchestra, Johannes Moesus
Hallelujah, G7: No. 7, Töne? Worte? Ha, die LiebeAntonio Rosetti, Gabriele Hierdeis, Ruth Sandhoff, Mecklenburgisches Baroque Orchestra, Johannes Moesus
Hallelujah, G7: No. 8, Vater unser, der Du bist im HimmelAntonio Rosetti, NDR Chor, Mecklenburgisches Baroque Orchestra, Johannes Moesus
Hallelujah, G7: No. 9, Das ist dein ZugAntonio Rosetti, Jan Kobow, Mecklenburgisches Baroque Orchestra, Johannes Moesus
Hallelujah, G7: No. 10, Schon in den Staub vor dir gebeugtAntonio Rosetti, Jan Kobow, Mecklenburgisches Baroque Orchestra, Johannes Moesus
Hallelujah, G7: No. 11, Ich rief zum Herrn in meiner NotAntonio Rosetti, NDR Chor, Mecklenburgisches Baroque Orchestra, Johannes Moesus
Hallelujah, G7: No. 12, Geheiligt, hoch erhobenAntonio Rosetti, Ruth Sandhoff, Thomas E. Bauer, Mecklenburgisches Baroque Orchestra, Johannes Moesus
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