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FULL MESSA PER ROSSINI Budapest 2024 Réka Kristóf, Dorottya Láng, Giorgio Berrugi, Mihai Damian, Liang Li
Information on the Performance
- Work Title: Messa per Rossini
- Composer: various
- Libretto: traditional
- Venue & Opera Company: Béla Bartók National Concert Hall, müpa, Budapest, Hungary
- Recorded: November 1, 2024
- Type: Concert Live
- Singers: Réka Kristóf, Dorottya Láng, Giorgio Berrugi, Mihai Damian, Liang Li
- Conductor: Henrik Nánási
- Orchestra: Hungarian Radio Symphony Orchestra
- Chorus: Hungarian Radio Choir
- Chorus Master: Zoltán Pad
- Stage Director:
- Costume Designer:
Information about the Recording
- Format: Streaming
- Quality Video: 4 Audio:4
- Subtitles: yessubs, othersubs
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON THIS PERFORMANCE
Buzzolla
Messa per Rossini – first movement (Introitus: Requiem – Kyrie)
Bazzini
Messa per Rossini – second movement (Sequentia: Dies irae)
Pedrotti
Messa per Rossini – third movement (Sequentia: Tuba mirum)
Cagnoni
Messa per Rossini – fourth movement (Sequentia: Quid sum miser)
Ricci
Messa per Rossini – fifth movement (Sequentia: Recordare Jesu)
Nini
Messa per Rossini – sixth movement (Sequentia: Ingemisco)
Boucheron
Messa per Rossini – seventh movement (Sequentia: Confutatis – Oro supplex)
Coccia
Messa per Rossini – eighth movement (Sequentia: Lacrimosa – Amen)
Gaspari
Messa per Rossini – ninth movement (Offertorium)
Platania
Messa per Rossini – tenth movement (Sanctus)
Rossi
Messa per Rossini – 11th movement (Agnus Dei)
Mabellini
Messa per Rossini – 12th movement (Communio: Lux aeterna)
Verdi
Messa per Rossini – 13th movement (Responsorium: Libera me)
When Rossini died in 1868, Verdi urged his compatriots to compose a requiem in memory of the departed master, with each composer taking on a single movement. The work was completed, but the originally planned premiere fell through, and it was not until 1988 that it was first played, in Stuttgart, with Helmuth Rilling conducting. At this All Saints’ Day concert, the Müpa Budapest audience will get to witness what promises to be the unique experience of the Hungarian premiere, performed under the baton of Henrik Nánási by an international cast of soloists and the Hungarian Radio Music Ensembles.