Karl Ditters von Dittersdorf - Requiem (1784)

Karl Ditters von Dittersdorf
Work: Requiem (1784)
Soprano: Hanna Farinelli
Alto: Birgit Calm
Tenor: Heiner Hopfner
Bass: Nikolaus Hillebrand
Chorus: Regensburger Domspatzen
Orchestra: Consortium Musicum München
Conductor: Georg Ratzinger

[@giuseppedimarco8358]

Beautiful!Great Composer!

A truly fantastic Requiem!

[@TASSOS1965]

Requiem in C minor contains - Requiem Aeternam - Te Decet Hymnus - Requiem (Da Capo) - Kyrie - Dies Irae - Domine Jesu Christe - Sanctus - Benedictus - Agnus Dei - Requiem

[@jpdemers44]

Merci un de mes compositeur favori de cette époque. Magnifique Requiem, touchant.

[@davidgleba3832]

BEAUTIFUL!!!

[@armindodias6308]

Ce compositeur mérite vraiment d'être mieux connu...Sa musique est très riche et très belle...

[@francoislebedel4428]

Vous avez raison. Cette oeuvre est magnifique, très méditative. Je ne connaissais pas ce compositeur et c'est bien dommage.

[@anamunoz7811]

Maravillosa obra de arte ♥️

[@carloscarrillo2586]

He estado repitiendo el inicio del video y no me canso de escucharla. Que precioso.

[@fredvanleeuwen6749]

very nice, surprised, did not know about competitors of Mozart

[@bernagar0656]

Excellent work for musical diffusion, friend Kuhlau!!!

[@manlioerta7221]

Opera bellissima!

[@josealexandreferreiradacos193]

Dignitas ac dolor gratia artis. Obrigado.

[@Galantski]

Georg Ratzinger, listed as the conductor, is Benedict XVI's brother.

[@riverstun]

+Galantski Well at least there was one useful child in the family.

[@TatCoz]

LOL, très drôle !!

[@Nooticus]

@@riverstun ummmm.... read this wiki article... en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regensburger_Domspatzen

[@chipensemble]

Here after reading the news or Ratzinger (the ex Pope's) death. His brother is the conductor of this recording.

[@TheEternauta1972]

RARE,,,

[@carlosnievesguzman8658]

precioso! lo tenia en cassette y con el cambio tecnológico lo había perdido, el que no encuentro es el concierto para San Juan Nepomuceno, si alguien lo tiene y lo sube le agradezco

[@peterhelbich3334]

a brother from a Pope (benedict XVI) is conducting. this music

[@timmiller6378]

Is this from an LP?

[@armindodias6308]

Malheureusement ces "petits" compositeurs ne seront jamais connus... Leur musique sera toujours dans les oubliettes, un peu comme les tubes des années 80...

[@Brunetto46]

Il est très connu pour son concerto de basse n 2 les contrebassistes connaissent 😉

[@jorgealfredogonzalezgonzalez]

... violinista y compositor Vienés, 1739-1799; ópera & concertos para violín, destacados; entre sus relacionados Haydn y Mozart.

[@jansevera8872]

Postupně zavraždit všechny hokynáře kteří si dovolují ničit stupidními reklamami celek té úžasné nádhery!!

[@riverstun]

8:50-9:10; What a blatant rip-off of the final scene of Don Giovanni.

[@KuhlauDilfeng3]

+riverstun More like the other way around, Don Giovanni had it's premiere in 1787.

[@riverstun]

Thanks for the update. So Mozart was a plagiarizer too?

[@KuhlauDilfeng3]

+riverstun Hardly, more like showing respect to a another great composer if anything, Händel did the same thing with many of his works. Just listen to his Dettingen Te Deum, the beginning are stolen from Urio's Te Deum but Händel just did it better.

[@subterlabentia]

Passages like that were the staple of the opera seria. The point is not who stole from whom. Some used them better than others, but they remain commonplace means of composing a serious vocal scene.

[@Pawel_Malecki]

Lorenzo da Ponte, who wrote the libretto, catalogued it as dramma giocoso. However, Mozart, who also catalogued his own works, put it in opera buffa category.