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Johann Georg Albrechtsberger

Coronationmass

Vienna Boys' Choir, Choir of the Wiener Staatsoper, Choralschola of the Vienna Imperial Chapel, Members of the Wiener Philharmoniker, Johannes Ebenbauer, Jeremy Joseph

Johann Georg Albrechtsberger (1736-1809),
Messe C-Dur

„Missa pro coronatione Francisci II. Budae peragenda“
„Coronationmass“


Johann Georg Albrechtsberger, known by some as a teacher of Beethoven, was born near Vienna. He received his musical education as a choir boy in Melk, where he played the organ. Albrechtsberger, who was also a renowned cellist and author of pedagogical works, performed as organist of the Vienna Court Music Ensemble for over 20 years. The close friend of Joseph Haydn produced a remarkable catalogue of compositions, including a large number of masses. The mass in C-major (“Coronation mass”) for four-part choir, 2 violins, bass, flute, 2 oboes, 2 trumpets, kettledrum and organ, which he composed in 1792 for the coronation ceremony of Franz II., became the most well-known.
Translation: Nora Tunkel

Conductor: Johannes Ebenbauer
Organist: Jeremy Joseph
Choir: Vienna Boys' Choir, Choir of the Wiener Staatsoper and Choralschola of the Vienna Imperial Chapel
Orchestra: Members of the Wiener Philharmoniker

Celebrant: Peter Schipka

 

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