Description
Orlando di Lasso: Lagrime di San Pietro - Chamber Choir Of The Liszt Ferenc Academy Of Music, István Párkai / Hungaroton Audio CD 1980 Stereo
HCD 12081-2
UPC 750582149122
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CD Manufactured in West Germany
Sung in Italian and Latin XXI.
Product Features:
- Format: CD
- Artists: Chamber Choir Of The Liszt Ferenc Academy Of Music, Conductor: István Párkai
- Label: Hungaroton
- UPC: 750582149122
- Country: Hungary
- Released: 1980
Overview:
This 1980 Hungaroton release features Orlando di Lasso's profound choral cycle Lagrime di San Pietro (St. Peter’s Tears), performed by the Chamber Choir of the Liszt Ferenc Academy of Music under the direction of István Párkai. Lasso, a towering figure of 16th-century music, composed this cycle as his final masterpiece, blending Italian madrigal forms with deeply spiritual texts. The work is noted for its dramatic intensity and intricate musical structure, showcasing Lasso’s exceptional versatility and profound understanding of text and music. This CD presents the cycle in its entirety, reflecting the emotional depth and technical brilliance of Lasso’s late Renaissance style.
Track Listing:
- I. Il Magnanimo Pietro
- II. Ma Gli Archi, Che Nel Petto
- III. Tre Volte Haveva
- IV. Qual'al Incontro
- V. Giovane Donna
- VI. Così Tal Hor Benchè Profane Cose
- VII. Ogni Occhio Del Signor
- VIII. Nessun Fedel Trovai
- IX. Chi Ad Una Ad Una
- X. Come Falda Di Neve
- XI. E Non Fu Il Pianto Suo
- XII. Quel Volto
- XIII. Veduto Il Miser
- XIV. E Vago D'incontrar
- XV. "Vattene, Vita, Va!"
- XVI. O Vita, Troppo Rea
- XVII. Ah Quanti Gìa Felici
- XVIII. Non Trovava Mia Fè
- XIX. Queste Opre E Più
- XX. Negando Il Mio Signor
- XXI. Vide Homo
Interesting Facts:
- Orlando di Lasso, a leading composer of the 16th century, was renowned for his wide-ranging output and exceptional ability to compose in various styles.
- Lagrime di San Pietro is a unique cycle of 21 movements, each reflecting the emotional and spiritual turmoil of St. Peter after denying Christ. The work is noted for its seven-part structure, which adds depth and complexity to the choral texture.
- The cycle was composed late in Lasso’s life and is considered a poignant expression of his mature style, combining intricate musical forms with profound text setting.
Key Credits:
- Composed By: Orlando di Lasso
- Chamber Choir: Chamber Choir Of The Liszt Ferenc Academy Of Music
- Conductor: István Párkai
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