Special offer. Mattheson: Der liebreiche und geduldige David
Christian Hilz, Nicki Kennedy, Ursula Eittinger, Raimonds Spogis & Max Ciolek
Chor der Kölner Akademie & Die Kölner Akademie, Michael Alexander Willens
American conductor Michael Alexander Willens and his Cologne Academy give a good account of the oratorio. …those keen on exploring the byways of late-Baroque German repertoire will find this...
Special offer. Mattheson: Der liebreiche und geduldige David
Christian Hilz, Nicki Kennedy, Ursula Eittinger, Raimonds Spogis & Max Ciolek
Chor der Kölner Akademie & Die Kölner Akademie, Michael Alexander Willens
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American conductor Michael Alexander Willens and his Cologne Academy give a good account of the oratorio. …those keen on exploring the byways of late-Baroque German repertoire will find this...
About
Much of Johann Mattheson’s work was thought to be lost after World War II, until 1998 when some works were rediscovered. These works included Der liebreiche und geduldige David (The Loving and Patient David) of 1723, one of Mattheson’s last oratorios.
The majority of his oeuvre was vocal, and it is the operas and oratorios in particular that show him as a well-versed, highly imaginative composer who more than deserves his renaissance on CPO.
Contents and tracklist
- Christian Hilz, Nicki Kennedy, Ursula Eittinger, Raimonds Spogis, Max Ciolek
- Cologne Academy Choir, Orchester der Kölner Akademie
- Michael Alexander Wilens
- Christian Hilz, Nicki Kennedy, Ursula Eittinger, Raimonds Spogis, Max Ciolek
- Cologne Academy Choir, Orchester der Kölner Akademie
- Michael Alexander Wilens
- Christian Hilz, Nicki Kennedy, Ursula Eittinger, Raimonds Spogis, Max Ciolek
- Cologne Academy Choir, Orchester der Kölner Akademie
- Michael Alexander Wilens
Pt. II: Recitative. Ach Gott! Wie komt ein dir gelassnes Kind (Meditatio, David, Chusi)
Track length1:23
Awards and reviews
November 2009
American conductor Michael Alexander Willens and his Cologne Academy give a good account of the oratorio. …those keen on exploring the byways of late-Baroque German repertoire will find this disc fascinating and enjoyable.
