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Stephan MacLeod|Bach : h-Moll Messe, BWV 232

Bach : h-Moll Messe, BWV 232

Gli Angeli Genève - Stephan MacLeod

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The Mass in B minor holds a very special place in J.S. Bach’s output: a work of grandeur, an opus ultimum, it was not composed as such but is the result of an assembly of pieces written at different times and for different circumstances. Bach worked on it during the years 1748-1749, until his eyesight, which had gradually deteriorated, was completely lost. The idea of bringing together pieces drawn essentially from the vast corpus of cantatas was not unusual; a similar approach was taken by several of his contemporaries, such as Handel, and Bach himself had done so for the short masses he composed in the late 1730s. These were called parodies. Moving from the German text of the cantatas to the Latin text of the masses meant adapting the vocal lines, with additions and deletions, polyphonic and harmonic enrichments, and changes in instrumentation. Throughout his life, Bach never ceased to revisit his works with a view to improving them.

Imagining the production of a monumental Mass, which can be seen as a musical testament to him, Bach began by exploring the repertoire of his own music, while studying various Masses by other composers that were available to him (and among the scores he studied was Pergolesi’s Stabat mater, which he himself had adapted). He decided above all to use a mass (Missa in Lutheran language) composed in 1733 after the death on February 1 of Augustus the Strong, ruler of Lutheran Saxony, on which Leipzig and Catholic Poland depended. It consisted, as was the case with the Lutheran masses, of the Kyrie and the Gloria, the music of which was largely original (only four of the nine pieces in the Gloria come from earlier compositions). But Bach wanted to compose a Mass with the different parts of the Catholic Ordinary, with the Credo, Sanctus, Benedictus and Agnus Dei. Faced with the magnitude of the two movements of the Missa, each as impressive as the other, Bach was compelled to write a large Credo. © Claves Records

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Bach : h-Moll Messe, BWV 232

Stephan MacLeod

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h-Moll-Messe, BWV 232 (Johann Sebastian Bach)

1
I. Kyrie eleison
Stephan MacLeod
00:10:28

Gli Angeli Genève - (Chorus : Aleksandra Lewandowska & Zoë Brookshaw, Soprano I - Marianne Beate Kielland, Soprano II - Alex Potter, Alto - Valerio Contaldo, Tenor - Stephan MacLeod, Bass - Ripienos : Anne-Kathryn Olsen, Soprano II - Christelle Monney, Alto - Olivier Coiffet, Tenor - Jaromír Nosek, Bass) - Stephan MacLeod, Conductor - Johann Sebastian Bach, Composer

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2
II. Christe eleison
Aleksandra Lewandowska
00:04:24

Aleksandra Lewandowska, Soprano I - Marianne Beate Kielland, Soprano II - Gli Angeli Genève - Stephan MacLeod, Conductor - Johann Sebastian Bach, Composer

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3
III. Kyrie eleison
Stephan MacLeod
00:03:12

Gli Angeli Genève - (Chorus : Aleksandra Lewandowska & Zoë Brookshaw, Soprano I - Marianne Beate Kielland, Soprano II - Alex Potter, Alto - Valerio Contaldo, Tenor - Stephan MacLeod, Bass - Ripienos : Anne-Kathryn Olsen, Soprano II - Christelle Monney, Alto - Olivier Coiffet, Tenor - Jaromír Nosek, Bass) - Stephan MacLeod, Conductor - Johann Sebastian Bach, Composer

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4
IVa. Gloria in excelsis
Stephan MacLeod
00:01:41

Gli Angeli Genève - (Chorus : Aleksandra Lewandowska & Zoë Brookshaw, Soprano I - Marianne Beate Kielland, Soprano II - Alex Potter, Alto - Valerio Contaldo, Tenor - Stephan MacLeod, Bass - Ripienos : Anne-Kathryn Olsen, Soprano II - Christelle Monney, Alto - Olivier Coiffet, Tenor - Jaromír Nosek, Bass) - Stephan MacLeod, Conductor - Johann Sebastian Bach, Composer

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5
IVb. Et in terra pax
Stephan MacLeod
00:04:09

Gli Angeli Genève - (Chorus : Aleksandra Lewandowska & Zoë Brookshaw, Soprano I - Marianne Beate Kielland, Soprano II - Alex Potter, Alto - Valerio Contaldo, Tenor - Stephan MacLeod, Bass - Ripienos : Anne-Kathryn Olsen, Soprano II - Christelle Monney, Alto - Olivier Coiffet, Tenor - Jaromír Nosek, Bass) - Stephan MacLeod, Conductor - Johann Sebastian Bach, Composer

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6
V. Laudamus te
Marianne Beate Kielland
00:03:51

Marianne Beate Kielland, Soprano II - Gli Angeli Genève - Stephan MacLeod, Conductor - Johann Sebastian Bach, Composer

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7
VI. Gratias agimus tibi
Stephan MacLeod
00:02:16

Gli Angeli Genève - (Chorus : Aleksandra Lewandowska & Zoë Brookshaw, Soprano I - Marianne Beate Kielland, Soprano II - Alex Potter, Alto - Valerio Contaldo, Tenor - Stephan MacLeod, Bass - Ripienos : Anne-Kathryn Olsen, Soprano II - Christelle Monney, Alto - Olivier Coiffet, Tenor - Jaromír Nosek, Bass) - Stephan MacLeod, Conductor - Johann Sebastian Bach, Composer

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8
VIIa. Domine Deus
Zoë Brookshaw
00:05:21

Zoë Brookshaw, Soprano I - Valerio Contaldo, Tenor - Gli Angeli Genève - Stephan MacLeod, Conductor - Johann Sebastian Bach, Composer

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9
VIIb. Qui tollis peccata mundi
Stephan MacLeod
00:03:11

Gli Angeli Genève - (Chorus : Marianne Beate Kielland, Soprano II - Alex Potter, Alto - Valerio Contaldo, Tenor - Stephan MacLeod, Bass - Ripienos : Anne-Kathryn Olsen, Soprano II - Christelle Monney, Alto - Olivier Coiffet, Tenor - Jaromír Nosek, Bass) - Stephan MacLeod, Conductor - Johann Sebastian Bach, Composer

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10
VIII. Qui sedes ad dextram Patris
Aleksandra Lewandowska
00:04:09

Alex Potter, Alto - Gli Angeli Genève - Stephan MacLeod, Conductor - Johann Sebastian Bach, Composer

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11
IXa. Quoniam tu solus sanctus
Stephan MacLeod
00:04:01

Gli Angeli Genève - Stephan MacLeod, Bass & Conductor - Johann Sebastian Bach, Composer

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12
IXb. Cum Sancto Spiritu
Stephan MacLeod
00:03:46

Gli Angeli Genève - (Chorus : Aleksandra Lewandowska & Zoë Brookshaw, Soprano I - Marianne Beate Kielland, Soprano II - Alex Potter, Alto - Valerio Contaldo, Tenor - Stephan MacLeod, Bass - Ripienos : Anne-Kathryn Olsen, Soprano II - Christelle Monney, Alto - Olivier Coiffet, Tenor - Jaromír Nosek, Bass) - Stephan MacLeod, Conductor - Johann Sebastian Bach, Composer

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DISC 2

1
X. Credo in unum Deum
Stephan MacLeod
00:01:45

Gli Angeli Genève - (Chorus : Aleksandra Lewandowska & Zoë Brookshaw, Soprano I - Marianne Beate Kielland, Soprano II - Alex Potter, Alto - Valerio Contaldo, Tenor - Stephan MacLeod, Bass - Ripienos : Anne-Kathryn Olsen, Soprano II - Christelle Monney, Alto - Olivier Coiffet, Tenor - Jaromír Nosek, Bass) - Stephan MacLeod, Conductor - Johann Sebastian Bach, Composer

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2
XI. Patrem omnipotentem
Stephan MacLeod
00:01:49

Gli Angeli Genève - (Chorus : Aleksandra Lewandowska & Zoë Brookshaw, Soprano I - Marianne Beate Kielland, Soprano II - Alex Potter, Alto - Valerio Contaldo, Tenor - Stephan MacLeod, Bass - Ripienos : Anne-Kathryn Olsen, Soprano II - Christelle Monney, Alto - Olivier Coiffet, Tenor - Jaromír Nosek, Bass) - Stephan MacLeod, Conductor - Johann Sebastian Bach, Composer

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3
XII. Et in unum Dominum
Aleksandra Lewandowska
00:04:12

Aleksandra Lewandowska, Soprano I - Alex Potter, Alto - Gli Angeli Genève - Stephan MacLeod, Conductor - Johann Sebastian Bach, Composer

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4
XIII. Et incarnatus est
Stephan MacLeod
00:03:15

Gli Angeli Genève - (Chorus : Aleksandra Lewandowska & Zoë Brookshaw, Soprano I - Marianne Beate Kielland, Soprano II - Alex Potter, Alto - Valerio Contaldo, Tenor - Stephan MacLeod, Bass - Ripienos : Anne-Kathryn Olsen, Soprano II - Christelle Monney, Alto - Olivier Coiffet, Tenor - Jaromír Nosek, Bass) - Stephan MacLeod, Conductor - Johann Sebastian Bach, Composer

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5
XIV. Crucifixus
Marianne Beate Kielland
00:03:38

Gli Angeli Genève - (Chorus : Marianne Beate Kielland, Soprano II - Alex Potter, Alto - Valerio Contaldo, Tenor - Stephan MacLeod, Bass - Ripienos : Anne-Kathryn Olsen, Soprano II - Christelle Monney, Alto - Olivier Coiffet, Tenor - Jaromír Nosek, Bass) - Stephan MacLeod, Conductor - Johann Sebastian Bach, Composer

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6
XV. Et resurrexit
Stephan MacLeod
00:03:44

Gli Angeli Genève - (Chorus : Aleksandra Lewandowska & Zoë Brookshaw, Soprano I - Marianne Beate Kielland, Soprano II - Alex Potter, Alto - Valerio Contaldo, Tenor - Stephan MacLeod, Bass - Ripienos : Anne-Kathryn Olsen, Soprano II - Christelle Monney, Alto - Olivier Coiffet, Tenor - Jaromír Nosek, Bass) - Stephan MacLeod, Conductor - Johann Sebastian Bach, Composer

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7
XVI. Et in Spiritum sanctum Dominum
Stephan MacLeod
00:04:30

Gli Angeli Genève - Stephan MacLeod, Bass & Conductor - Johann Sebastian Bach, Composer

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8
XVIIa. Confiteor
Stephan MacLeod
00:03:39

Gli Angeli Genève - (Chorus : Aleksandra Lewandowska & Zoë Brookshaw, Soprano I - Marianne Beate Kielland, Soprano II - Alex Potter, Alto - Valerio Contaldo, Tenor - Stephan MacLeod, Bass - Ripienos : Anne-Kathryn Olsen, Soprano II - Christelle Monney, Alto - Olivier Coiffet, Tenor - Jaromír Nosek, Bass) - Stephan MacLeod, Conductor - Johann Sebastian Bach, Composer

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9
XVIIb. Et expecto
Stephan MacLeod
00:02:04

Gli Angeli Genève - (Chorus : Aleksandra Lewandowska & Zoë Brookshaw, Soprano I - Marianne Beate Kielland, Soprano II - Alex Potter, Alto - Valerio Contaldo, Tenor - Stephan MacLeod, Bass - Ripienos : Anne-Kathryn Olsen, Soprano II - Christelle Monney, Alto - Olivier Coiffet, Tenor - Jaromír Nosek, Bass) - Stephan MacLeod, Conductor - Johann Sebastian Bach, Composer

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10
XVIIIa. Sanctus
Aleksandra Lewandowska
00:02:39

Gli Angeli Genève - (Chorus : Aleksandra Lewandowska, Soprano I - Marianne Beate Kielland, Soprano II - Alex Potter, Alto - Stephan MacLeod, Bass - Ripienos : Christelle Monney, Alto - Olivier Coiffet, Tenor) - Stephan MacLeod, Conductor - Johann Sebastian Bach, Composer

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11
XVIIIb. Pleni sunt coeli
Zoë Brookshaw
00:02:07

Gli Angeli Genève - (Chorus : Zoë Brookshaw, Soprano I - Alex Potter, Alto - Valerio Contaldo, Tenor - Stephan MacLeod, Bass - Ripienos : Anne-Kathryn Olsen, Soprano II - Christelle Monney, Alto) - Stephan MacLeod, Conductor - Johann Sebastian Bach, Composer

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12
XIX. Osanna in excelsis
Aleksandra Lewandowska
00:02:27

Gli Angeli Genève - Aleksandra Lewandowska, Soprano I - Alex Potter, Alto - Valerio Contaldo, Tenor - (Ripienos : Anne-Kathryn Olsen, Soprano - Christelle Monney, Alto - Olivier Coiffet, Tenor - Jaromír Nosek, Bass) - Gli Angeli Genève - Stephan MacLeod, Bass & Conductor - Stephan MacLeod, Conductor - Johann Sebastian Bach, Composer

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13
XX. Benedictus
Valerio Contaldo
00:04:34

Valerio Contaldo, Tenor - Gli Angeli Genève - Stephan MacLeod, Conductor - Johann Sebastian Bach, Composer

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14
XXI. Osanna in excelsis
Aleksandra Lewandowska
00:02:29

Aleksandra Lewandowska, Soprano I - Alex Potter, Alto - Valerio Contaldo, Tenor - (Ripienos : Anne-Kathryn Olsen, Soprano - Christelle Monney, Alto - Olivier Coiffet, Tenor - Jaromír Nosek, Bass) - Gli Angeli Genève - Stephan MacLeod, Bass & Conductor - Johann Sebastian Bach, Composer

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15
XXII. Agnus Dei
Alex Potter
00:05:13

Alex Potter, Alto - Gli Angeli Genève - Stephan MacLeod, Conductor - Johann Sebastian Bach, Composer

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16
XXIII. Dona nobis pacem
Stephan MacLeod
00:02:38

Gli Angeli Genève - (Chorus : Aleksandra Lewandowska & Zoë Brookshaw, Soprano I - Marianne Beate Kielland, Soprano II - Alex Potter, Alto - Valerio Contaldo, Tenor - Stephan MacLeod, Bass - Ripienos : Anne-Kathryn Olsen, Soprano II - Christelle Monney, Alto - Olivier Coiffet, Tenor - Jaromír Nosek, Bass) - Stephan MacLeod, Conductor - Johann Sebastian Bach, Composer

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Albumbeschreibung

The Mass in B minor holds a very special place in J.S. Bach’s output: a work of grandeur, an opus ultimum, it was not composed as such but is the result of an assembly of pieces written at different times and for different circumstances. Bach worked on it during the years 1748-1749, until his eyesight, which had gradually deteriorated, was completely lost. The idea of bringing together pieces drawn essentially from the vast corpus of cantatas was not unusual; a similar approach was taken by several of his contemporaries, such as Handel, and Bach himself had done so for the short masses he composed in the late 1730s. These were called parodies. Moving from the German text of the cantatas to the Latin text of the masses meant adapting the vocal lines, with additions and deletions, polyphonic and harmonic enrichments, and changes in instrumentation. Throughout his life, Bach never ceased to revisit his works with a view to improving them.

Imagining the production of a monumental Mass, which can be seen as a musical testament to him, Bach began by exploring the repertoire of his own music, while studying various Masses by other composers that were available to him (and among the scores he studied was Pergolesi’s Stabat mater, which he himself had adapted). He decided above all to use a mass (Missa in Lutheran language) composed in 1733 after the death on February 1 of Augustus the Strong, ruler of Lutheran Saxony, on which Leipzig and Catholic Poland depended. It consisted, as was the case with the Lutheran masses, of the Kyrie and the Gloria, the music of which was largely original (only four of the nine pieces in the Gloria come from earlier compositions). But Bach wanted to compose a Mass with the different parts of the Catholic Ordinary, with the Credo, Sanctus, Benedictus and Agnus Dei. Faced with the magnitude of the two movements of the Missa, each as impressive as the other, Bach was compelled to write a large Credo. © Claves Records

Details of original recording : Recorded in Studio Ernest-Ansermet, Genève (Switzerland), October 2020

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