Johann Michael Haydn (1737-1806) - Anima Nostra (1771)

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Composer: Johann Michael Haydn (1737-1806)
Work: Anima Nostra (1771), MH 146
Performers: Györi Leánykar; Szabo Miklós (conductor)
Painting: Italian School (19th Century) - The Aldobrandini Wedding
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Further info: rism.online/sources/1001011113
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Comporre musica tutti i giorni non doveva essere facile. Ma questi composti conoscevano bene i meccanismi per cercare e provare nuove associazioni di note e strumenti. Se poi ci veniva una ispirazione anche da un ascolto casuale, tanto meglio. Ci scappava anche il capolavoro. Ad alcuni tanti piccoli capolavori. Comunque armonia c’era sempre e noi oggi godiamo anche per piccole composizioni. Viva la musica 👋👏👏👏👏

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About this divine sounding choir 💖: In 1958, the young conductor-teacher Miklós Szabó set up his choir from the students of the Conservatory. Szabó set up a transparent, vocal style that to some extent resembles the English boy sopranos, with which the music of various periods can be sung. They sing the entire Hungarian choral material, as well as Monteverdi and Palestrina and the conductor employs his female choir in instrumental works, ranging from the Salzburg church music by Michael Haydn to Schubert, Liszt, 20th century French and other female chorals, to Stravinsky’s Cantata. ( Source: Hungarian Music Information Centre and Library ) 💕

[@markterry4317]

What a lovely choral work! Beautiful melodies and so beautifully sung. Michael Haydn is just as good as his older brother, Franz Joseph Haydn. Thank you again for posting this charming work

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What a Divine treasure, thank you for posting.

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Beautiful! ❤

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