Lotti: Choral Works

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Lotti's Requiem Mass in F major is considered by Thomas Hengelbrock the most important Requiem before Mozart's. It's full of expressive contrast: Lotti has an affection for a quasi-Palestrina... — Gramophone Classical Music Guide, 2010 More…

Release Date: 17th Jul 1999
Catalogue No: 05472775072
Label: Deutsche HM
Length: 67 minutes

Lotti: Requiem in F Major

Work length46:17

$31.20

$40.80

Balthasar-Neumann-Chor, Balthasar-Neumann-Ensemble
Thomas Hengelbrock

Requiem: Requiem aeternam

Track length3:28

$1.30

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Kyrie: Kyrie eleison

Track length6:04

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Dies Irae: Dies irae

Track length3:28

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Dies Irae: Quantus tremor

Track length1:33

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Dies Irae: Tuba mirum

Track length1:02

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Dies Irae: Mors stupebit

Track length2:40

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Dies Irae: Liber scriptus

Track length2:14

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Dies Irae: Judex ergo

Track length0:47

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Dies Irae: Quid sum miser

Track length2:14

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Dies Irae: Rex tremendae

Track length1:04

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Dies Irae: Recordare, Jesu pie

Track length2:15

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Dies Irae: Quaerens me

Track length0:51

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Dies Irae: Juste judex

Track length1:26

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Dies Irae: Ingemisco tamquam reus

Track length0:43

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Dies Irae: Qui Mariam

Track length2:41

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Dies Irae: Preces Meae

Track length1:22

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Dies Irae: Inter oves

Track length1:16

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Dies Irae: Confutatis maledictis

Track length2:22

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Dies Irae: Oro supplex

Track length0:55

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Dies Irae: Lacrimosa

Track length1:44

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Dies Irae: Judicandus

Track length1:52

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Offertorio: Domine Jesu Christe

Track length1:48

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Offertorio: Hostias et preces

Track length1:37

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Offertorio: Quam olim

Track length0:51

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Lotti: Miserere in D minor

Work length9:30

$1.30

$1.70

Balthasar-Neumann-Chor, Balthasar-Neumann-Ensemble
Thomas Hengelbrock

Lotti: Credo

Work length11:59

$6.50

$8.50

Balthasar-Neumann-Chor, Balthasar-Neumann-Ensemble
Thomas Hengelbrock

I. Credo

Track length3:25

$1.30

$1.70

II. Crucifixus

Track length3:37

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III. Et resurexit (Presto)

Track length2:39

$1.30

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IV. Sanctus (Allegro)

Track length0:52

$1.30

$1.70

V. Et vitam

Track length1:26

$1.30

$1.70

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2010

Lotti's Requiem Mass in F major is considered by Thomas Hengelbrock the most important Requiem before Mozart's. It's full of expressive contrast: Lotti has an affection for a quasi-Palestrina style on the one hand and the skill to deploy more up-to-date techniques on the other. This Requiem is essentially in the late Baroque idiom, occasionally recalling certain of Vivaldi's larger sacred vocal pieces. The sections differ from the sequence usually encountered in later 18th-century Requiem Masses. There's neither Sanctus, 'Benedictus' nor Agnus Dei, but instead a very extended 'Dies irae' as well as a much shorter 'Requiem aeternam', Kyrie and Offertory. Full of theatrical gestures, supple polyphony, warmly seductive harmony and some beautiful melodies, the Requiem holds attention from start to finish. The contrasts are often striking, as between the hushed opening section and the awesome introduction to the 'Dies irae'. The a cappella Miserere is sung with clarity and finesse. The five-movement Credo is a supple piece for choir and strings with some affecting, shimmering harmonies in the 'Crucifixus'.
As well as full mass settings, Lotti seems also to have favoured separate autonomous sections such as this, themselves subdivided into short units. The splendid performances bring this highly charged music to life.

Lotti: Choral Works

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