Spring 2012: April 22
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Nelson Mass
Missa in angustii
Haydn
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Kyrie
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Gloria ..
qui tollis ..
quoniam
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Credo ..
et incarnatus ..
et resurrexit
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Sanctus
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Benedictus
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Agnus Dei ..
dona nobis
Haydn composed Missa in Angustii (mass for times of distress) for the name day of Princess Marie Esterhazy in 1798 in the midst of the Napoleonic Wars. As ominous as the name sounds, the music transforms from a dark, somber Kyrie to a jubilant Dona nobis pacem celebration for peace following war.
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Vesperae de Dominica, KV 321
Mozart
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Dixit (Psalm 109)
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Confitebor (Psalm 110)
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Beatus vir (Psalm 111)
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Laudate pueri (Psalm 112)
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Laudate Dominum (Psalm 116)
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Magnificat (Luke 1:46-55)
This is Mozart's first setting of Vespers both written at age 23 in 1779. Each psalm section begins with a musical setting of the psalm followed by a 'gloria patri' written using themes from preceding psalm setting. The final Magnificat commences with a majestic introduction leading to a triumphant finish reintroducing the timpani and trumpets left silent since the opening Dixit.
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Dates
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Sunday:
April 22
at 4:00pm
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