1. Stabat Mater I. Duetti: Stabat Mater dolorosa2. Stabat Mater II. Aria (Soprano): Cujus animam gementem3. Stabat Mater III. Duetti: O quam tristis et afflicta4. Stabat Mater IV. Aria (Countertenor): Quae moerebat et dolebat5. Stabat Mater V. Duetti: Quis est homo qui non fleret6. Stabat Mater VI. Aria (Soprano): Vidit suum dulcem Natum7. Stabat Mater VII. Aria (Countertenor): Eja Mater, fons amoris8. Stabat Mater VIII. Duetti: Fac ut ardeat cor meum9. Stabat Mater IX. Duetti: Sancta Mater, istud agas10. Stabat Mater X. Aria (Countertenor): Fac ut portem Christi mortem11. Stabat Mater XI. Duetti: Inflammatus et accensus12. Stabat Mater XII. Duetti: Quando corpus morietur13. Salve Regina in F minor I. Salve Regina14. Salve Regina in F minor II. Ad te clamamus ... III. Ad te suspiramus15. Salve Regina in F minor IV. Eja ergo, advocata nostra16. Salve Regina in F minor V. Et Jesum17. Salve Regina in F minor VI. O clemens18. Salve Regina in A minor I. Salve Regina19. Salve Regina in A minor II. Ad te clamamus20. Salve Regina in A minor III. Eja ergo, advocata nostra ... IV. Et Jesum21. Salve Regina in A minor V. O clemens

• Wykonawca Scholl Andreas
• Data premiery 1999-01-01
• Nośnik CD

The Hilliard Ensemble: David James - countertenor Rogers Covey-Crump - tenor Steven Harrold - tenor Gordon Jones - baritone Jan Garbarek - soprano saxophone

• Wykonawca Garbarek Jan , The Hilliard Ensemble
• Data premiery 2019-10-18
• Nośnik CD

A comprehensive programme of arias from such famous English oratorios as Esther, Saul, Belshazzar, Theodora, Judas Maccabaeus and Solomon. These oratorios contain a wealth of arias, duets and splendid overtures, of which one overture, eleven arias, and two beautiful duets are included here. The world-famous countertenor James Bowman is joined by The King’s Consort and the renowned soprano Susan Gritton. ‘This beautiful collection of songs and duets from Handel oratorios finds the 52-year-old English countertenor in quite amazing form... his voice.

• Wykonawca Gritton Susan , Bowman James , The King's Consort
• Data premiery 2012-11-01
• Nośnik CD

Stephen Layton’s first disc of Lukaszewski’s choral works (with The Choir of Trinity College, Cambridge) was widely praised by listeners entranced by the composer’s unique yet accessible musical language. For this new release Layton and Polyphony, together with the Britten Sinfonia and a team of world-class soloists, have taken on a major work which is destined to become a modern classic in the vein of Tavener’s The Veil of the Temple or Pärt’s St John Passion. Via Crucis is a dramatization of the Stations of the Cross, a musical reading of this most solemn journey that evolves through its 55-minutes in an arc of culminatory ritual power.Lukaszewski's reputation is growing rapidly, and rightly so … Here, Christ's victory over death enables Lukaszewski to end on a triumphant coda that carries a primal power recalling Orff's Carmina Burana and Penderecki's St Luke Passion … All the performers evince an emotional commitment to the content as well as to accurate technical realisation of the music. The purity of sound achieved by Polyphony's sopranos and countertenor Iestyn Davies is notable, so too is Roger Allam's sonorous narration' (BBC Music Magazine)."A composer with a profound understanding of the technical and emotional range of the human voice … The shining writing for the countertenor Evangelist (performed by the outstanding Iestyn Davies) … and the Resurrectional blaze of the final 'Christus vincit'. This string of moments, by turns bright and oppressively dark, dramatic and reflective, receives a performance of the very deepest conviction by Polyphony and the Britten Sinfonia under Stephen Layton, and the recorded sound is wonderful" - (Gramophone).

• Wykonawca Polyphony Layton Stepehn
• Data premiery 2009-02-10
• Nośnik CD

„Sensational countertenor Franco Fagioli. ... his sound is sweet yet full, and his suave, macho manner makes believable Jason's devastating effect on women. We are living in a new golden age of countertenor singing, and Fagioli is one reason why.“ This is the Chicago Tribune’s description of the debut in spring, 2010 of Franco Fagioli, the countertenor from Argentina.Born in 1981 in San Miguel de Tucumán, Fagioli first began studying piano at the music institute in his home town and then went on to study voice at the Academy of Art of the Teatro Colón in Buenos Aries. He soon decided to pursue a career as a countertenor. Winning first prize at the renowned Bertelsmann “New Voices” competition in 2003 marked the beginning of his international career. On the CD “Canzone e Cantate” Franco Fagioli shows the extraordinarily broad spectrum of his expressive possibilities, ranging from a warm cantabile soprano via heart-rending, sobbing passages to acrobatic coloratura. He is accompanied by Luca Pianca, Marco Frezzato and Jörg Halubek, who are also heard in solo roles in the instrumental sections.

• Wykonawca Fagioli Franco
• Data premiery 2010-11-01
• Nośnik CD