Mozart: Ouverture Spirituelle / Haydn: The Seasons (recorded live in 2012 & 2013)

 
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W. A. MOZART / JOSEF HAYDN
Mozart: Ouverture Spirituelle / Haydn: The Seasons (recorded live in 2012 & 2013)
Dorothea Röschmann, Michael Schade Sylvia Schwartz, Elisabeth von Magnus / Vienna Philharmonic, Concentus Musicus, Nicolaus Harnoncourt

[ EuroArts / Unitel DVD / 2 DVD Box Set ]

Release Date: Thursday 22 September 2016

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Rated: G - Films, Videos, and Publications Classification Act 1993Suitable for General Audiences

This DVD Box presents two of the concert highlights of the Salzburg Festival, conducted by Nikolaus Harnoncourt, with outstanding soloists. NIKOLAUS HARNONCOURT CONDUCTS MOZART For the Ouverture Spirituelle Nikolaus Harnoncourt chose two seldom heard works by Mozart. Together with the Arnold Schoenberg Chor and his Concentus Musicus Wien ensemble, he conducts the Litaniae de venerabili altaris sacramento K. 243 and the Missa longa in C major K. 262 in the unique Salzburg Cathedral, a jewel of Baroque architecture. JOSEPH HAYDN THE SEASONS The Seasons is a musical manifesto addressed to nature and the countryfolk, breaking ground with its hitherto unexplored subject-matter as it heralds the dawning Romantic era in music. Nikolaus Harnoncourt brings out the beautiful simplicity of the work. Including the documentary "Nikolaus Harnoncourt rehearsing Joseph Haydn's The Seasons".

BONUS:
Documentary "Nikolaus Harnoncourt rehearsing Joseph Haydn's The Seasons"

"this is a splendid, inspiriting performance of a life-giving work. It's superbly executed by a 60-strong VPO, given a quasi-period makeover by Harnoncourt, and the elite of the Vienna State Opera Chorus, whose firm-toned sopranos are a world away from the fruity warblers of old...Boesch is a robust, genial Simon in the earlier parts of the oratorio." (Gramophone on the Haydn)