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Kurt Widmer (Baritone)
Barbara Martig-Tuller
Adalbert Kraus (Tenor)
Notes & Reviews:
To distinguish it from Haydns other masses, this work came to be known as the "Harmoniemesse", on account of what was for those days an unusually large number of wind instruments (1 flute, 2 of each other instrument: oboe, clarinet, bassoon, horn, trumpet). The aging 70-year old Haydn forsook the opera-like style of his earlier works & blended symphonic & vocal possibilities to produce one of the greatest masses of all time which had considerable influence on Beethoven & Schuberts masses.
Notes & Reviews:Recording information: SWF (SWR) Studio Baden-Baden (01/29/1981-01/31/1981).
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Works Details
Haydn, Franz Joseph : Mass for soloists, chorus, organ & orchestra in B flat major ("Harmoniemesse"), H. 22/14 - Performers: Kurt Widmer (Baritone); Barbara Martig-Tuller; Adalbert Kraus (Tenor)
- Conductor: Diethard Hellmann
- Notes: SWF (SWR) Studio Baden-Baden (01/29/1981-01/31/1981)
- Running Time: 48 min. 29 sec.
- Period Time: Classical
- Form: Choral
- Written: 1802

























