Claudio Monteverdi: Geistliche Musik Vol.4 (CD)

Claudio Monteverdi (1567-1643)

Robert King

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Laetatus sum I; Salve Regina; Domine, ne in furore tuo; Salve Regina I; Dixit Dominus II; Sanctorum meritis II; Adoramus te, Christe; Beatus vir; Exulta, filia Sion; Magnificat II; Salve, o Regina, o Mater; Laudate Dominum omnes gentes III

Künstler:: The King's Consort, Robert King
Label:: Hyperion
Aufnahmejahr ca.:: 2004
UPC/EAN:: 0034571175195
Erscheinungstermin:: 8.12.2005

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It has been almost a year since the last release in this series, but from the very first bar of the Laetatus sum setting which opens this new volume the wait seems to have been worth it: over a swaggering bass ostinato Monteverdi weaves an exuberant array of melodies—with widely contrasted instruments and voices—to draw us once more into the world of Venetian extravagance.

The programme continues with a range of motets, the forces called upon varying from solo voice in the declamatory Salve Regina to multiple soloists and polychoral opulence in the Beatus vir setting.

This new recording is available in multichannel hybrid DSD SACD and conventional CD formats.

Rezensionen

'The opening Laetatus sum is irresistible - typical in its bounce and clarity of every track in the fourth volume of the King's Consort's survey of sacred Monteverdi … Monteverdi collectors shouldn't hesitate' (The Times)

'This series of recordings is proving to be the definitive account of the neglected side of Monteverdi’s genius, and one that’s unlikely to be surpassed in range and quality for many years' (BBC Music Magazine)

'All played and sung with style' (The Sunday Times)

'I'm inclined to think this superbly engineered disc the most successful issue yet in a splendid series. Fervently recommended' (Goldberg Early Music Magazine)