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Stabat Mater Dolorosa: Music for Passiontide
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Album Title: Stabat Mater Dolorosa: Music for
Passiontide
Composer: Anonymous, Johann Sebastian Bach, Anton Bruckner,
William Byrd, Maurice Durufle, Carlo Gesualdo, Orlando di Lasso, Antonio Lotti,
Graham Ross, John Sanders, John Stainer, Thomas Tallis, Tomas Luis de
Victoria
Conductor: Graham Ross (b1985 - )
Performer: Charles
Littlewood (bass)
Ensemble: Choir of Clare
College, Cambridge
Audio CD (10 Mar 2014)
Number of Discs: 1
Spars Code:
DDD
Label: Harmonia Mundi Fr.
Copyright: (c) 2014 harmonia mundi
USA.
Total Length: 1:16:44
Genres: Classical Music
Period: 20th
Century, Baroque (1600-1750), Contemporary, Renaissance (1400-1600),
Romantic
Review
In this richly varied Passiontide sequence, polyphonic settings
of the great texts of Holy Week are interwoven with a plainchant rendition of
the mournful Stabat Mater: the traditional medieval poem meditating on the death
of Jesus and the grief of his mother.
Dans la richesse de ce programme pour le temps de la Passion
s'entre-tissent les grands textes associés à la Semaine Sainte et les strophes
en plain-chant du Stabat Mater médiéval, poétique méditation sur la mort de
Jésus et la douleur de sa mère.
In diesem abwechslungsreichen Programm zur Passionszeit sind
mehrstimmige Chorwerke auf die bedeutenden Texte der Karwoche mit einer
gregorianischen Wiedergabe des traurigen Stabat Mater verbunden: das
traditionelle mittelalterliche Gedicht, das über den Tod Jesu und seine
wehklagende Mutter nachdenkt. |
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Stabat Mater Dolorosa
Music for
Passiontide | |
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Conductor Graham Ross
Ensemble Choir of Clare College,
Cambridge
1. Stabat Mater dolorosa (0:41)
Composer
Anonymous
Lyricist Jacopone da Todi
Performer Charles Littlewood
(bass)
Period Medieval
2. Officium Hebdomadae Sanctae: Tenebrae Responsories - O vos
omnes (4:18)
Composer Tomás Luis de Victoria (1548 - 1611)
Lyricist Anonymous
Period Renaissance
Written by 1585;
Spain
3. Tristis est anima mea, motet for 5 voices, M. iv (S.
v/48) (3:59)
Composer Orlando de Lassus (1532 - 1594)
Lyricist Anonymous
Period Renaissance
Written by 1565; Munich,
Germany
4. O quam tristis et afflicta (0:38)
Composer
Anonymous
Lyricist Anonymous
5. In ieunio et fletu (4:05)
Composer Thomas
Tallis (1505 - 1585)
Lyricist Anonymous
Period Renaissance
Written after 1559; England
6. The Crucifixion: God so Loved the World (3:40)
Composer John Stainer (1840 - 1901)
Lyricist John
Sparrow-Simpson
7. Quis est homo qui non fleret (0:39)
Composer
Anonymous
Lyricist Anonymous
8. Responsories (9), Feria 6: No. 9, Caligaverunt oculi
mei (6:31)
Composer Carlo Gesualdo (1560 - 1613)
Lyricist
Bible - Old Testament
Period Renaissance
Written 1611;
Italy
9. Ut tecum lugeam (3:01)
Composer Graham Ross
(b1985 - )
Lyricist Jacopone da Todi
10. Pro peccatis suae gentis (0:42)
Composer
Anonymous
Lyricist Anonymous
11. The Reproaches (10:47)
Composer John Sanders
(1933 - 2003)
12. Eia, Mater, fons amoris (0:35)
Composer
Anonymous
Lyricist Anonymous
13. Crucifixus a 8 (3:01)
Composer Antonio Lotti
(1667 - 1740)
Lyricist Mass Text
Period Baroque
Written
Italy
14. Sancta Mater, istud agas (0:38)
Composer
Anonymous
Lyricist Anonymous
15. St. John Passion, BWV 245, Part II: Chorale: No. 56, Er
nahm alles wohl in acht (1:08)
Composer Johann Sebastian Bach
(1685 - 1750)
Lyricist Bible - New Testament
Period
Baroque
Written 1724; Leipzig, Germany
16. Ave verum corpus (4:18)
Composer William Byrd (1539
- 1623)
Lyricist Pope Innocent VI
Period Renaissance
Written by 1605; England
17. Fac me tecum pie flere (0:39)
Composer
Anonymous
Lyricist Anonymous
18. Salvator mundi, salva nos I (2:07)
Composer Thomas
Tallis (1505 - 1585)
Lyricist Anonymous
Period Renaissance
Written by 1575; England
19. Christus factus est, WAB 11 (5:03)
Composer Anton
Bruckner (1824 - 1896)
Lyricist Bible - New Testament
Period
Romantic
20. Virgo virginum praeclara (0:39)
Composer
Anonymous
Lyricist Anonymous
21. Liber primus sacrarum cantionum: Ne irascaris Domine:
Civitas sancti tui (9:09)
Composer William Byrd (1539 -
1623)
Period Renaissance
Written by 1589; London,
England
22. Fac me plagis vulnerari (0:36)
Composer
Anonymous
Lyricist Anonymous
23. Precor te, Domine (7:53)
Composer Graham
Ross (b1985 - )
Lyricist Anonymous
24. Christe, cum sit hinc exire (0:46)
Composer
Anonymous
Lyricist Anonymous
25. Motets (4) on Gregorian themes, Op. 10: No. 1, Ubi caritas
et amor (2:23)
Composer Maurice Duruflé (1902 - 1986)
Lyricist Maurice Duruflé
Period 20th Century
Written 1960;
France
26. Amen (Lo, the Full, Final Sacrifice) [Bonus Track: 음원
없음] (1:00)
Graham Ross (b1985 - )
Graham Ross is a composer and conductor of a wide range of
repertoire. A passionate believer in the unveiling of lesser-known works, he has
given numerous first performances as both a pianist and conductor of a very
broad spectrum of composers. He studied at Clare College, Cambridge, and in
London at the Royal College of Music, generously supported by an H.R. Taylor
Trust Award for Conducting and a BBC Performing Arts Bursary. As a composer he
studied principally with Giles Swayne, and has had works performed at numerous
concerts and festivals in both live and broadcast performances, including as far
afield as Slovenia, Kuwait, Israel, Lebanon and Australia. He is co-founder and
Principal Conductor of The Dmitri Ensemble, and in addition regularly guest
conducts numerous ensembles and orchestras. His freelance work has taken him to
Aldeburgh, Glyndebourne, Salzburg, Spitalfields and Jerusalem, and he holds a
special relationship with Aalborg Symfoniorkester, Denmark. In 2010 he was
appointed Director of Music at Clare College, Cambridge at the age of
24.
For further information, please visit www.grahamross.com. | 
