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Scarlatti was sixty years old at the time and composed at the beginning of the 18th century, in a modern style of the period, characterised by brio and seduction, which culminated in the great masses of
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Blanche Christensen, Jean Preston, soprano; Beryl-Jensen Smiley, alto; Ronald Christensen, tenor; Warren Wood, bass; the Alumnenchor of the
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and "seems to foretell Haydn's last masses". This remarkable work, "coronation of all his church music", almost contemporary of Bach's
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and the Bolognese; the choir's interventions alternate or overlap with the singing decorated with soloists. The composer ends the
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Dictionnaire des disques et des compacts;guide critique de la musique classique enregistrée
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St. Cecilia Mass (1720) for SSATB soli and chorus, string orchestra, and organ continuo
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In addition to the mass, still in 1720, Scarlatti composed almost as long (40 min.)
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Edwin Hanley (October 1962). "Alessandro Scarlatti: Messa di Santa Cecilia".
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which "intensifies to the tumult", contrasts with the sudden stop on
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Guide de la musique sacrée et chorale, l'âge baroque 1600–1750
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with its complex structure, with an impressive five-part
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The execution time of the 923 bars is about 52 min. The
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seventeen years later. The joyful precipitation of the
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in a striking effect. The movement concludes with a
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Simon Vouet
Museum of Fine Arts (Budapest)
mass
Saint Cecilia
religious work
Alessandro Scarlatti
SS
A
T
B
Francesco Acquaviva
Bach
Beethoven
Magnificat
Kyrie
A major
common time
Gloria
Credo
Sanctus
Agnus Dei
cut time

Bernardo Cavallino
Museo di Capodimonte
Vivaldi
fugue
Gregorian
Stabat Mater

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