Cherubini, Luigi - Missa Solemnis No. 2 - Zöbeley, Hans Rudolf

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Monika Wiebe
Helena Jungwirth
Rodrigo Orrego
Wolf Matthias Friedrich

Der Münchner MotettenChor
Münchner Symphoniker
Hans Rudolf Zöbeley, conductor

Soon after Cherubini´s death it became clear to his contemporaries that he had been a composer who had proceeded from Gluck´s reform opera but had expanded on it in matters of melody, harmony, counterpoint, and instrumentation. Here the extraordinarily intense studies of his youth and his experience as a teacher paid off. The great Belgian music scholar François-Joseph Fétis, a pupil of Cherubini´s noted, "The idea of reconciling taste founded on the strictest truth with the sedutive charm of the Italian form was fashioned by Cherubini into a system of the lyric drama capable of doing justice to the twofold task." "Taste founded on the strictest truth" was a reference to Gluck, "the sedutive charm of the Italian form" to mastery of the erudite style extending back to Palestrina (which Cherubini the teacher always valued very highly) and to a feeling for cantability, and "lyric drama" to the best of the times or music ahead of its times. All these elements are reflected in Cherubini´s D minor mass.