Mendelssohn: Magnificat in D

Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy: Magnificat in D Major
Eastman Repertory Singers and Chamber Orchestra - Mark Helms, conductor
Friday, December 12, 2014 | Kilbourn Hall, Eastman School of Music, Rochester, NY
Abby Middleton, soprano
Hannah Kurth, mezzo-soprano
Steven Humes, tenor
Cody Muller, bass

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ESTE MAGNIFICAT É MÚSICA SUBLIME COM FORTE CONTEÚDO RELIGIOSO. ALIÁS, MENDELSSOHN FOI O MELHOR COMPOSITOR DE MÚSICA SACRA DO ROMANTISMO MUSICAL. O SEU CONJUNTO DE MÚSICA SACRA INCLUINDO OS SEUS SALMOS, E OS DOIS GRANDES ORATÓRIOS "PAULUS OPUS 36" E "ELIAS OPUS 70" COMPROVAM O QUE ESTOU AFIRMANDO.

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Amazing .Thanks Mark

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Thanks for uploading

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Beautiful!

[@JFGecik]

It appears that this is MWV A2, completed in 1822, when Felix Mendelssohn was just thirteen years old. He published another "Magnificat" just before he died in 1847 -- MWV B59, the third Motet in Opus 69 -- but it is very different (in B Flat Major and with German lyrics replacing the Latin).

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Indeed! It is so so interesting to hear Mendelssohn's very early work, thank god some of it survived! It is clear that this is almost late-baroque pastiche in nature, before he found his unique distinctive style that all his later works have!

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VG

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ALBERTO AGUIAR DA CRUZ: ESTE MAGNIFICAT É ESTUPENDO EM TODOS OS SENTIDO. ESTA OBRA, POR CERTO, DEVERIA CONSTAR DE TODO REPERTÓRIO SACRO INTERNACIONAL