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Mozart: Litaniae Lauretanae & Vesperae de Domini

Choir of New College Oxford & Collegium Novum, Edward Higginbottom

Mozart: Litaniae Lauretanae & Vesperae de Domini
[Salus infirmorum) is presented with utmost confidence and charisma by the New College Choir, lusty and open-throated in attack and fully demonstrating their appreciation of this music. The...

Mozart: Litaniae Lauretanae & Vesperae de Domini

Choir of New College Oxford & Collegium Novum, Edward Higginbottom

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[Salus infirmorum) is presented with utmost confidence and charisma by the New College Choir, lusty and open-throated in attack and fully demonstrating their appreciation of this music. The...

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New College presents two of the most brilliant works of Mozart's Salzburg period in performances that will be difficult to match in integrity and energy. By drawing the soloists from the choral ensemble, there is a compelling unity of sound and purpose, and fantastic singing from four youthful soloists, matching any on record. Mozart's vitality and New College Choir's zest are as one, supported by the impeccable playing of Collegium Novum, made up of leading players in the early music field.

Contents and tracklist

Kyrie
Track length6:52
Sancta Maria
Track length7:57
Salus infirmorum
Track length3:17
Regina angelorum
Track length5:08
Agnus Dei
Track length5:09
Dixit Dominus
Track length4:12
Confitebor tibi
Track length5:59
Beatus vir
Track length4:33
Laudate Pueri
Track length4:12
Laudate Dominum
Track length5:28
Magnificat
Track length5:30

Awards and reviews

April 2014

[Salus infirmorum) is presented with utmost confidence and charisma by the New College Choir, lusty and open-throated in attack and fully demonstrating their appreciation of this music. The onus falls largely on the superb treble soloist, Inigo Jones, who exudes confidence and is unfazed by Mozart's tricky vocal writing.
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