Capella Paulana - Haydn:7 Last Words Version For String Quartet - Import 2 CD

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Capella Paulana

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Haydn:. [Includes. The Last Seven Words of Christ on the Cross Hob. XX:1B (string quartet version) with reflections Betrachtungen by Fr. Julius Kappel, Fellowship of St. Peter the Priest (FSSP) CD1] 1. the fourth prophecy - the suffering and glory of the apostle (Isaiah 52:13-53:12) 2. reflections on the introduction 3. introduction 4. consideration of the first words 5. first sonata 5. 1st Sonata "Father! Forgive them their sins. 6. consideration of the second words 7. second sonata 7. 2nd Sonata "You are with me today in Paradise" 8. 8. consideration of the third word 9. 9. 3rd sonata "Woman, this is your son [CD2 Psalm 22(21) 2. consideration of the 4th word 3. 4th Sonata "My God! Why have you forsaken me? 4. discussion of the 5th sonata 5. the 5th sonata 6. a consideration of the sixth word 7. the sixth sonata 7. 6th sonata "Fulfilled! 8. discussion of the 7th word 9. 9. 7th Sonata "Father! Into your hands I commit my spirit. 10. earthquake Total recording time: 100 minutes Performers Capella Paulana(String Quartet) Dominik Hellsberg (1st Violin) Georg Wimmer (2nd Violin) Robert Bauerstatter (Viola) Benedikt Hellsberg (cello) Michael Koenig (recitation) Recording: Autumn, 2022 Church "Zu den Heiligen Schutzengeln Vienna, Austria Haydn's "The Last Seven Words of Christ on the Cross" was written in 1786 at the request of the Cathedral of Cadiz, Spain, as music to be performed during a time of reading and meditation on each of the seven words of the Gospel of Christ on the Cross at the Good Friday service. Originally written for orchestra, Haydn himself later created string quartet and oratorio versions, as well as an arrangement for clavier. At the first performance, "After the prelude, the priest went up to the pulpit, read one of the seven words and meditated. As soon as it was finished, he descended from the pulpit and knelt before the altar, and this hour was filled with music. The bishop then appeared at the pulpit for a second and third time, and after the sermon, the orchestra played again. My piece had to be worthy of this expression.The seven words are a reflection on the seven words of the "Piano" and Haydn looks back, and the album follows the structure of the first performance, with a string quartet version performed by Capella Paulana; the reflection on the seven words is by Fraternitas Sacerdotalis Sancti Petri (Fraternity of the Priests of St. Peter) priest Julius Kappel (b. 1993) of the FSSP (Fraternitas Sacerdotalis Sancti Petri), and the reading is by the famous German actor Michael Koenig. Kappel (b. 1993) of the FSSP (Fraternitas Sacerdotalis Sancti Petri St. Peter's Priestly Brotherhood), and here the famous German actor Michael Koenig does the reading. (Naxos Japan)