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Tracklist

1O Quam Tristis2:54
2Virgo Virginum2:33
3Fac Me Vere3:07
4Eia Mater1:22
5Fac Ut Portem2:13
6Fac Me Plagis1:24
7Stabat Mater2:01
8Sancta Mater3:38
9Quis Est Homo1:11
10Pro Peccatis2:26
11Quando Corpus2:57
12Fac Me Cruce3:21
13Juxta Crucem2:54

Credits

  • Composed By, Arranged By, Producer, Organ – Marco Rosano
  • Countertenor Vocals – Andreas Scholl
  • Violin, Viola – Silvia Tentori Montalto

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Second movement of the Marco Rosano's Stabat Mater. Performed by Andreas Scholl - countertenor and the Australian Brandenburg Orchestra conducted by Paul Dyer. Sydney, Angel Place Concert Hall, February 2008. Produced by the ABO for a forthcoming DVD release. Album 2010 13 Songs. The Best of Andreas Scholl. Vivaldi: Stabat Mater. Purcell: O Solitude, and other songs. Marco Rosano: Stabat Mater. Andreas Scholl Format: Audio CD. Please retry. Includes FREE MP3 version of this album. Terms and Conditions. Play jigsaw puzzles for free Home. Andreas Scholl. Marco Rosano: Stabat Mater, 2010. Stabat Mater, 02:01. The video recording of Marco Rosano's Stabat Mater LIVE performance in Sydney with Andreas Scholl. The entire concert available only for you 34 minutes. Classical music is one of my deepest passions. The Stabat Mater for countertenor continuo and string orchestra that I wrote has been performed several times around the Word Athens, Sydney, Moscow, Kinshasa, Minorca, Amsterdam, Gloucester, Albuquerque. you can listen to some excerpts below: My spiritual quest has led me to create a Requiem composition your help will be used to write the score, pay musicians, record, mix and master the Requiem album, you can listen to the first movement here . Listen free to Andreas Scholl Marco Rosano: Stabat Mater Stabat Mater, O quam tristis and more. 13 tracks 32:01. Bonjour M. Rosano, votre Stabat Mater est magnifique. Je cherche à la partition pour voix et piano pour des élèves qui rêvent de le chanter. Je ne trouve pas, pourriez vous me dire chez quel éditeur la trouver . Dear Andreas Scholl and Marco Rosano, I enchant east site, as far as New Stabat Mater in D Minor, enchant myself, could not believe all those sensations that I am caused, reason why I only have left to say thanks. Please avísame when it leaves the CD. Marine Augustin-Normand, Canada. 26 February 2009. When will this magnanime work be released. It is just Divine. Listen to Marco Rosano: Stabat Mater by Andreas Scholl on AppleMusic. Opera Album Music Plaice Musik Opera House Muziek Musica Songs. Andreas Scholl, Fac Me Vere - Marco Rosano's Stabat Mater

Marco Rosano, Andreas Scholl - Marco Rosano: Stabat Mater mp3

Performer: Marco Rosano, Andreas Scholl

Title: Marco Rosano: Stabat Mater

Country: Belgium

Release date: 01 Nov 2010

Label: Light Music

Style: Baroque, Contemporary

Catalog: MR001

Genre: Classical

Size MP3: 2492 mb

Rating: 4.0 / 5

Votes: 569

Record source: CD File, MP3, AAC

Marco Rosano Andreas Scholl Belgium Light Music Baroque Contemporary 2010

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Kaim
"This Stabat Mater is serene and meditative, focusing more closely on the spiritual weight of the moment than the drama of human tragedy. The music is full of grief, but is ultimately more transcendent than tragic, suffused, for all its dark clouds, with the light of redemption.
Rosano's writing for Scholl is, not surprisingly, tailored to perfection. He shuns showy ornaments an high tessitura and explores instead Scholl's warm and expressive middle register, uncovering a depth of earthy expression which belies the notion of the countertenor voice as exclusively highly placed and ethereal. The piece may have been composed for Scholl, but it is no mere singer's showcase - the voice is incorporated into an eerie and inventive orchestral texture. The setting of the second and third movements is particularly effective, the short, insistent phrases of "Cuius animam gementem" giving way in "O quam tristis" to extraordinary and hypnotic melismas."
Sarah Noble - The Opera Critic

"Whilst I am not a religious person, hearing this beautiful music and sweet pure voice is somehow a spiritual experience. Mr. Scholl's voice floats effortlessly above the instruments and creates a beautiful legato line at all times. The intonation is perfect and he is fully in control of his vibrato. His pianissimo straight tones are particularly breathtaking; they hover in space as if suspended in time."
Eliza Eggler - Australian Stage

"Rosano's Stabat Mater is testimony that although exhaustively pursued in the distant past, the style adapted in the hands of a modern master is every bit as fresh as when it flowed from the pens of the giants of the baroque. The Stabat Mater melodies are beautiful and the harmonies characteristically lush and full."
Zane Turner - Seen ans Heard International, MusicWeb International's Worldwide Concert and Opera Reviews

"I recently discovered the Stabat Mater from Marco Rosano and sung by Andreas Scholl and downloaded it. It has not left my CD-player and I play it all the time. The music is so beautiful and fits Andreas voice so well that it moves me every time again. It is another pearl in my CD-collection of Andreas! Thank you very much!"
Gonder Pranger - AndreasSchollSociety.org

"Rosano's piece is also a tailor-made vehicle for the sweet notes of Scholl's voice, of which there were quite a few, his velvety lines floating above the instrumental textures in long sustained notes, chant-like melismas or sequential figurations."
Peter McCallum - The Sydney Morning Herald
Kaim
"This Stabat Mater is serene and meditative, focusing more closely on the spiritual weight of the moment than the drama of human tragedy. The music is full of grief, but is ultimately more transcendent than tragic, suffused, for all its dark clouds, with the light of redemption.
Rosano's writing for Scholl is, not surprisingly, tailored to perfection. He shuns showy ornaments an high tessitura and explores instead Scholl's warm and expressive middle register, uncovering a depth of earthy expression which belies the notion of the countertenor voice as exclusively highly placed and ethereal. The piece may have been composed for Scholl, but it is no mere singer's showcase - the voice is incorporated into an eerie and inventive orchestral texture. The setting of the second and third movements is particularly effective, the short, insistent phrases of "Cuius animam gementem" giving way in "O quam tristis" to extraordinary and hypnotic melismas."
Sarah Noble - The Opera Critic

"Whilst I am not a religious person, hearing this beautiful music and sweet pure voice is somehow a spiritual experience. Mr. Scholl's voice floats effortlessly above the instruments and creates a beautiful legato line at all times. The intonation is perfect and he is fully in control of his vibrato. His pianissimo straight tones are particularly breathtaking; they hover in space as if suspended in time."
Eliza Eggler - Australian Stage

"Rosano's Stabat Mater is testimony that although exhaustively pursued in the distant past, the style adapted in the hands of a modern master is every bit as fresh as when it flowed from the pens of the giants of the baroque. The Stabat Mater melodies are beautiful and the harmonies characteristically lush and full."
Zane Turner - Seen ans Heard International, MusicWeb International's Worldwide Concert and Opera Reviews

"I recently discovered the Stabat Mater from Marco Rosano and sung by Andreas Scholl and downloaded it. It has not left my CD-player and I play it all the time. The music is so beautiful and fits Andreas voice so well that it moves me every time again. It is another pearl in my CD-collection of Andreas! Thank you very much!"
Gonder Pranger - AndreasSchollSociety.org

"Rosano's piece is also a tailor-made vehicle for the sweet notes of Scholl's voice, of which there were quite a few, his velvety lines floating above the instrumental textures in long sustained notes, chant-like melismas or sequential figurations."
Peter McCallum - The Sydney Morning Herald