711. NoonSong on 12.04.2025 at 12:00 A mystical Stabat mater by Nystedt with solo cello

At the beginning of Holy Week, the NoonSong before Palm Sunday, the NoonSong is particularly festive. In 1986, the Norwegian composer Knut Nystedt wrote "Stabat Mater" for mixed choir and solo cello, a touching and haunting work, half cello concerto, half choral concerto. It is accompanied by the famous Miserere by the Venetian composer Antonio Lotti (1666-1740), who introduced Italian opera to the Dresden court with overwhelming success. His later sacred compositions are correspondingly dramatic.
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711. NoonSong on 12.04.2025 at 12:00 A mystical Stabat mater by Nystedt with solo cello

Susanne Szambelan, Cello

Programme


Preces: Duncan Faulkner (*1951): Preces & Responses for four-part mixed choir a cappella
Psalm of the weekPsalm 51: Antonio Lotti (1665-1740): Miserere mei for four-part mixed choir a cappella
Responsorium: Gregorian chant
HymnJohann Crüger (1598-1662): Herr, stärke mich, dein Leiden zu bedenken for four-part mixed choir a cappella
Bible reading: Gospel according to John 12:12-19
Knut Nystedt (1915-2014): Stabat mater for eight-part mixed choir and violoncello solo

Liturgy: Palmarum
Pfarrer: Monsignore Dr. Hansjörg Günther
Organist: Daniel Clark, Violoncello: Susanne Szambelan
Location: Kirche am Hohenzollernplatz

 

 

 

12. April 2025 12:00 - 13:00 Kirche Am Hohenzollernplatz Berlin + Google Map Free of charge

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