I’m a huge fan of these orchestral and choral works by Mendelssohn! I didn’t know these existed, and I’m glad that they’re getting views! Keep it up Mendy!
Oh, if just Mendelssohn would have lived a few years longer, he left us far too early; due to his premature death at the age of 38, ’Christus’ remains as an unfinished torso, featuring truly beautiful musical passages. The modern research suggests the cause of death was an aneurysmal subarachnoid haemorrhage, most likely a hereditary disorder (impaired brain vessels) as both of his parents, grandfather Moses and sister Fanny had died from the same kind of strokes (source: The Lancet). If ‘Christus’ could have been completed, the work would have become without a doubt equally significant and impressive as the finished oratorios ‘Paulus’ and ‘Elias’.
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Fantastic! Thank you for sharing this piece. I love Mendelssohn
I’m a huge fan of these orchestral and choral works by Mendelssohn! I didn’t know these existed, and I’m glad that they’re getting views! Keep it up Mendy!
Wir haben das mal im Schulchor gesungen… ich liebe das Stück
I sang the part on the birth years ago still as a teenager in rural East Frisia. It was my first chamber choir project experience.
So beautiful but yet so unknown :D
Very beautiful, thank you for uploading.
Oh, if just Mendelssohn would have lived a few years longer, he left us far too early; due to his premature death at the age of 38, ’Christus’ remains as an unfinished torso, featuring truly beautiful musical passages. The modern research suggests the cause of death was an aneurysmal subarachnoid haemorrhage, most likely a hereditary disorder (impaired brain vessels) as both of his parents, grandfather Moses and sister Fanny had died from the same kind of strokes (source: The Lancet). If ‘Christus’ could have been completed, the work would have become without a doubt equally significant and impressive as the finished oratorios ‘Paulus’ and ‘Elias’.
Beatiful and sublim!