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Solomon's Knot

Class of 1685

The City of Brighton and Hove

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Brighton Museum & Art Gallery

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St George's Hanover Square

Class of 1685: Stabat Mater (1724) Scarlatti, D. (+2 More)

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Stabat Mater

Misa en la mayor, BWV 234

Dixit Dominus, HWV 232

Simon Samuel

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Three composers, each of them a defining character of the Baroque, all born in 1685.  Since Händel ‘went native’ in England, they can be seen as standing for three different national styles: Italian, German, and English.  But Händel was the ultimate musical chameleon, and before he moved to England he drank in the Italian style of Corelli and Scarlatti father and son.  His Dixit Dominus of 1707 is a firework of Latin religious fervour, and will be sung one-to-a-part and, as ever, by heart by the singers of Solomon’s Knot.

Dixit Dominus is a contrast to the more lyrical yearning of D. Scarlatti’s Stabat Mater for 10 voices and continuo, in turn influenced by an earlier polyphonic style.

Bach’s Mass in A major combines ancient choral polyphony with modern aria forms which were fashionable in the opera house and the cantata.  In his ‘Gloria in excelsis’ the excited, virtuosic choral writing which one can trace directly back to Italian spice is repeatedly interrupted by contemplative, expressive arioso sections that showcase the increased importance of the individual believer.

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Class of 1685 by Scarlatti, D., Bach, J. S., Händel, De (2024/2024), St George's Hanover Square, Londres, Reino Unido

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