G. Rossini: ''Stabat Mater'' = Дж. Россини: ''Stabat Mater'' (на латинском языке) / Мелодия 2x LP 

33Д 20137—40(a)

Product Features

• Label: Мелодия – 33Д 20137—40(a)
• Format: 2 x Vinyl, Album
• Country: USSR
• Genre: Classical
• Style: Opera

Overview

This double vinyl LP features Gioacchino Rossini's "Stabat Mater," performed by the Гос. Хоровая Капелла Армении (State Choir of Armenia) and the Гос. Симф. Орк. Кинематографии (State Symphony Orchestra of Cinematography) under the conductorship of Оганес Чекиджян (Oganes Chekidzhyan). The album includes a selection of arias, duets, and choruses from Rossini's famous oratorio. This recording is a valuable addition to any classical music collection, showcasing Rossini's mastery of vocal music.

Interesting Facts

• Historical Context: Rossini's "Stabat Mater" was composed in 1831 and is considered one of his most important works. The oratorio is based on the Latin poem "Stabat Mater Dolorosa," which reflects the Virgin Mary's sorrow during the Crucifixion.
• Musical Significance: The oratorio is notable for its beautiful and technically challenging vocal parts, reflecting Rossini's innovative approach to vocal music. Each piece showcases Rossini's ability to create harmonious and balanced compositions.
• Performance Notes: The performance is highly regarded for its technical precision and interpretive depth, making this recording a standout in the classical music repertoire.

Track Listing

• A1: Интродукция (Квартет Солистов И Хор)
• A2: Ария (Тенор)
• B1: Дуэт (Сопрано И Меццо-Сопрано)
• B2: Ария (Бас)
• B3: Хор И Речитатив
• C1: Квартет
• C2: Каватина (Меццо-Сопрано)
• C3: Ария (Сопрано И Хор)
• D1: Хор
• D2: Финал

Key Credits

• Choir: Гос. Хоровая Капелла Армении (State Choir of Armenia)
• Conductor: Оганес Чекиджян (Oganes Chekidzhyan)
• Orchestra: Гос. Симф. Орк. Кинематографии (State Symphony Orchestra of Cinematography)
• Vocals [Бас]: Мирган Еркат (Miran Yerkat)
• Vocals [Меццо-Сопрано]: Гоар Галачян (Goar Galachyan)
• Vocals [Сопрано]: Изабелла Айдинян (Isabella Aydinyan)
• Vocals [Тенор]: Михаил Довенман (Mikhail Dovenman)