Name: Koncert m. Søborg Motetkor
Start: 2023-03-12T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2023-03-12T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Virum Kirke

Organization

Zanger

Soprano

Cecilia Lindwall

Contralto

Ulla Kudsk Jensen

Alto

Tenor

Sune Hjerrild

Tenore

Baritone

Hans Lawaetz

Pianist

Christian Sereno

Dirigent

Klaus Munk-Nielsen

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Søborg Motetkor

Virumkirke

Koncert m. Søborg Motetkor

Kopenhagen

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Virum Kirke

Koncert m. Søborg Motetkor: Petite messe solennelle Rossini

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Rossinis ”Messe Solenelle” opføres af Søborg Motetkor under ledelse af Klaus-Munk Nielsen akkompagneret af Christian Serano, Morten Heide og Knud Rasmussen på henholdsvis klaver og harmonium. Som solister kan man bl.a. opleve Cecilia Lindwall, sopran, Ulla Kudsk Jensen, alt, Sune Hjerrild, tenor og Hans Lawaetz, baryton.

Gioachino Rossini (1792-1868) stoppede med at komponere operaer, da han var i slutningen af trediverne. Efter de store succeser med komiske operaer som ”Barberen i Sevilla”, ”Askepot” og ”Italienerinden i Algier” sluttede han af med den seriøse opera ”Wilhelm Tell”. Resten af livet skrev han mindre stykker, sange og så ”Petite Messe Solenelle” for solokvartet, kor og som det var blevet “moderne” ved religiøse værker kun klaver- og harmonium-akkompagnement. Værket, der med rødder i operaen er fyldt med smægtende temaer og korsatser, blev uropført ved en privat koncert i marts 1864.

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Rossini's "Messe Solenelle" is performed by Søborg Motetkor under the direction of Klaus-Munk Nielsen accompanied by Christian Serano, Morten Heide and Knud Rasmussen on piano and harmonium respectively. As soloists, you can e.g. experience Cecilia Lindwall, soprano, Ulla Kudsk Jensen, alto, Sune Hjerrild, tenor and Hans Lawaetz, baritone.

Gioachino Rossini (1792-1868) stopped composing operas when he was in his late thirties. After the great successes with comic operas such as "The Barber of Seville", "Cinderella" and "The Italian Lady in Algiers", he ended with the serious opera "Wilhelm Tell". The rest of his life he wrote smaller pieces, songs and then "Petite Messe Solenelle" for solo quartet, choir and as it had become "modern" for religious works only piano and harmonium accompaniment. The work, which has its roots in opera and is full of languid themes and choral movements, was first performed at a private concert in March 1864.

Tickets for DKK 100 can be purchased below or at the entrance.

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