Mozart Gran Misa en do m. -7. Quoniam tu solus (Bernstein)

[@dimitarvassilev8454]

For me, the best performance and interpretation of the K427 is this "Deutsche Gramophone" recording from 1991, with Arleen Augér, Frederica von Stade, Frank Lopardo and the great Leonard Burstein!

[@BassGK]

beautiful. Great Mass (and Requiem) are my favourites of whole history of music.

[@aworysse]

One of those pieces of music that only comes to life when you have a soprano with musical intelligence and refinement, singing gently through the heights and thus allowing others to add texture.

[@F-Man]

Probably my favorite part of the Great Mass.

[@bedenerexhepaj293]

Sublime!!! Great performance!!! Thank you for sharing!!!

[@thegoalfather9922]

its as pure as it gets, just Mozart

[@juancarlosmoreno4645]

Sólo Tú eres SANTO, fuente de toda santidad

[@jesusrosforteza2765]

Sublime

[@karlavr]

3:28

[@A_Muzik]

I love the timbres of the soloists.

[@robbalde]

in april 1990, at Waldsassen, Germany

[@inesdeerausquin5658]

Agreed about the tempo...this can be such a vibrant and joyous movement and it's a bit too slow...but what fabulous singing!

[@djmotise]

btw, the C does not have to be lower case when simply in a title. Upper and lower case is just for analysis. Very common mistake.

[@A_Muzik]

@shostakk that explains the post '80s wardrobe and hair.

[@ManueleLaPuca]

I do

[@tamerlano]

Wonderful singers bit painfully slow tempi make out all sound labored and rhythmically unstable.

[@tamerlano]

you dum.

[@ritterkruez]

Salieri gave the thumbs down-

[@dudeforcaster8630]

Sadly, there is no Mozart in this performance, only Bernstein and his monstrous ego.

[@vlnvlaclogbaerhpno]

Does anyone else find the tenor kinda bizarre sounding?

[@Studioarea51Es]

no

[@dudeforcaster8630]

Thank you for your in-depth analysis.