Pizzetti: Messa di Requiem; Margutti: Kyrie, Op. 60; Sanctus

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Dynamic
Release Date
July 19, 2024
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    Featuring ⌄
    • COMPOSER
      Lorenzo Donati, Corrado Margutti, Ildebrando Pizzetti
    • ORCHESTRA / ENSEMBLE
      Erato Choir
    • PERFORMER
      Marco Saccardin
    Product Details ⌄
    • RELEASE DATE
      July 19, 2024
    • UPC
      8007144080174
    • CATALOG NUMBER
      DYN-CDS8017
    • LABEL
      Dynamic
    • NUMBER OF DISCS
      1
    • GENRE
      Orchestral & Symphonic
    Works ⌄

    1. Requiem

      Composer: Ildebrando Pizzetti

      Ensemble: Erato Choir

      Conductor: Dario Ribechi

    2. Dies Irae

      Composer: Ildebrando Pizzetti

      Ensemble: Erato Choir

      Conductor: Dario Ribechi

    3. Sanctus

      Composer: Ildebrando Pizzetti

      Ensemble: Erato Choir

      Conductor: Dario Ribechi

    4. Agnus Dei

      Composer: Ildebrando Pizzetti

      Ensemble: Erato Choir

      Conductor: Dario Ribechi

    5. Libera Me

      Composer: Ildebrando Pizzetti

      Ensemble: Erato Choir

      Conductor: Dario Ribechi

    6. Missa Lorca, Op. 60: Kyrie

      Composer: Corrado Margutti

      Ensemble: Erato Choir

      Conductor: Dario Ribechi

    7. Missa Lorca, Op. 54: Sanctus

      Composer: Corrado Margutti

      Ensemble: Erato Choir

      Conductor: Dario Ribechi

    8. Sicut Cervus, "Around Palestrina"

      Composer: Lorenzo Donati

      Ensemble: Erato Choir

      Conductor: Dario Ribechi


The three Italian choral works on this album cast new light on pre-existing musical material. Corrado Margutti's Missa Lorca fuses the words of Federico Garcia Lorca with an evocation of Monteverdi's polyphonic textures to create fascinating sounds, as the two movements from the Mass reveal. Pizzetti's Messa di Requiem, the first of his great choral compositions, offers a wealth of expressive detail notably the use of Gregorian chant in music of huge range and richness. Lorenzo Donati's Sicut Cervus fittingly concludes this selection as it threads music from Palestrina into his piece illuminating the past with vivid new colours.