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Desmarest, Marchand, Schnebeli
Mass for 2 Choirs & Orchestra
Genre: Classical

Track Listings (34) - Disc #1
1. Plein Jeu Du Premeir Livre - Frederic Desenclos
2. Messe: Kyrie: Kyrie
3. Messe: Kyrie: Christe
4. Messe: Kyrie: Kyrie
5. Messe: Gloria: Gloria
6. Messe: Gloria: Gratias Agimus Tibi
7. Messe: Gloria: Domine Deus
8. Messe: Gloria: Qui Tollis
9. Messe: Gloria: Qui Sedes
10. Messe: Gloria: Quoniam Tu Solus Sanctus
11. Messe: Gloria: Cum Sancto Spiritu
12. (Fond D'orgue) Du Deuxieme Livre - Frederic Desenclos
13. Quatour Du Premier Livre - Frederic Desenclos
14. Messe: Credo: Credo
15. Messe: Credo: Et Ex Patre
16. Messe: Credo: Deum De Deo
17. Messe: Credo: Genitum, Non Factum
18. Messe: Credo: Qui Propter Nos
19. Messe: Credo: Et Incarnatus Est
20. Messe: Credo: Crucifixus Etiam Pro Nobis
21. Messe: Credo: Et Resurrexit
22. Messe: Credo: Cujus Regni
23. Messe: Credo: Et In Spiritum Sanctum
24. Messe: Credo: Qui Locutus Est
25. Messe: Credo: Confiteor
26. Messe: Credo: Et Expecto
27. Messe: Credo: Et Vitam Venturi
28. Dialogue Du Troisieme Livre - Frederic Desenclos
29. Messe: Sanctus: Sym
30. Messe: Sanctus: Sanctus
31. Messe: Sanctus: Pleni Sunt Caeli
32. Messe: Sanctus: Benedictus
33. Messe: Agnus Dei
34. Domine Salvum Fac Regem

CD Details

All Artists: Desmarest, Marchand, Schnebeli
Title: Mass for 2 Choirs & Orchestra
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Angel Records
Release Date: 5/1/2001
Genre: Classical
Styles: Opera & Classical Vocal, Chamber Music, Historical Periods, Baroque (c.1600-1750), Classical (c.1770-1830)
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 724354541629

CD Reviews

Mass in the style of the Grands Motets

James Rockhill | Michigan, USA | 06/07/2007

(4 out of 5 stars)

"Lovely, expressive music with much incidental contrapuntal activity and a few elaborate fugal episodes. Sonics, however, though not bad, are not ideal, making it difficult to clearly differentiate every strand in the more complex portions, such as the triple fugue that concludes the "Gloria". On the other hand, if one adjusts the volume upward in order to be able to clarify the solo, ensemble, choral, and instrumental lines in the Mass, the solo organ interludes can become thunderous. 5 stars for the music, 4 1/2 for the performance, and a hair short of 4 for the sonics."