Composer: Joseph Suder
Performer: Juri Dobrrowski, Marlene Hinterberger, Jessica Hartlieb, St. Petersburger Kammerchor, Kinderchor des Pestalozzi-Gymnasiums München, Natalie Kornewa, Maria Neilau
Orchestra: Bayerisches Landesjugendorchester
Conductor: Werner Andreas Albert, Olaf Koch
Format: FLAC (tracks)
Label: Hänssler
Catalogue: HC23064
Release: 2023
Size: 269 MB
Recovery: +3%
Scan: yes
Dona Nobis Pacem – Festival Mass
01. Kyrie
02. Gloria
03. Credo
04. Sanctus
05. Benedictus
06. Agnus Dei – Dona nobis pacem
Symphonic Music for Organ and Orchestra
07. Moderato – Allegro molto
08. Adagio
09. Finale. Allegro
“Joseph Suder’s great festival mass complements the series of great sacred works from Bach to Bruckner in which tonal expressive means exhibit what are in polyphonic and in part homophonic traits. Suder’s work offers, in keeping with his stylistic will, a synthesis of strict contrapuntal thought with what would have to be termed a Romantic tone coloration, a combination of clear construction with eminent expressive power in the form of an intelligible musical language. Joseph Suder (1892 – 1980), active in Munich from 1911 on, did not bequeath a very extensive symphonic oeuvre to posterity. He composed his first major work of this type, the Chamber Symphony in A major, in 1925, and it was this work that brought him his first international successes. In it he also formulated an im-portant as well as interesting principle of design that would play a decisive role in almost all his later major works: the synthesis.”