Mass
By The Scottish OperaRelease 25/08/2009Media Format CD
Product Notes
When Leonard Bernstein was asked by Jackie O to compose the inaugural work for the opening of the J.F. Kennedy Center for performing arts in Wash. D.C. Maestro Bernstein wrote: "The Mass is also an extremely dramatic event in itself, it even suggests a theater work."
Details
Conductors: Marin Alsop Orchestras: Baltimore Symphony Orchestra Performers: Amy Justman , Asher Edward Wulfman , Caesar Samayoa , Celisse Henderson , Dan Micciche , Ilya Finkelshteyn , J.D. Webster , James Morgan , Janet Saia , Jodie Langel , Joe Paparella , Kevin Vortmann , Laurie Williamson , Len Horowitz , Matt Boehler , Max Perlman , Mike McGowan , Morgan State University Choir , Sarah Uriate Berry , Susan Derry , Telly Leung , Theresa McCarthy , Timothy Shew Title: Mass Release Date: 25/08/2009 Label: Naxos American Number of Discs: 2 Media Format: CD UPC: 636943962220 Item #: NXIN396222
- Disc 1 -
1 Part 1. Devotion Bef [Live]
2 Part 1. Devotion Bef [Live]
3 Part 1. Devotion Bef [Live]
4 Part 2. First Introi [Live]
5 Part 2. First Introi [Live]
6 Part 3. Second Intro [Live]
7 Part 3. Second Intro [Live]
8 Part 3. Second Intro [Live]
9 Part 4. Confession. [Live]
10 Part 4. Confession. [Live]
11 Part 4. Confession. [Live]
12 Part 5. Meditation N [Live]
13 Part 6. Gloria. Glor [Live]
14 Part 6. Gloria. Glor [Live]
15 Part 6. Gloria. Trop [Live]
16 Part 6. Gloria. Trop [Live]
17 Part 7. Meditation N [Live]
18 Part 8. Epistle. the [Live]
19 Part 9. Gospel-Sermo [Live]
20 Part 10. Credo. Cred [Live]
21 Part 10. Credo. Trop [Live]
22 Part 10. Credo. Trop [Live]
23 Part 10. Credo. Trop [Live]
24 Part 10. Credo. Trop [Live]
25 Part 11. Meditation [Live]
26 Part 12. Offertory ([Live]
- Disc 2 -
1 Part 13. the Lord's [Live]
2 Part 13. the Lord's [Live]
3 Part 14. Sanctus [Live]
4 Part 15. Agnus Dei [Live]
5 Part 16. Fraction. T [Live]
6 Part 17. Pax. Commun [Live]
When Leonard Bernstein was asked by Jackie O to compose the inaugural work for the opening of the J.F. Kennedy Center for performing arts in Wash. D.C. Maestro Bernstein wrote: "The Mass is also an extremely dramatic event in itself, it even suggests a theater work."
