Cd Pergolesi Stabat Mater - Giovanni Battista Pergolesi

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Titulo : Audio CD - PERGOLESI STABAT MATER - Giovanni Battista Pergolesi
UPC/EAN : 028946613429

ROUSSET CHRISTOPHE / LES TALEN Certainly the somber beauty of Pergolesis Stabat Mater for soprano, alto, and strings has a lot to do with its popularity. But it must be said that the story of the 26-year-old composer completing the work on his deathbed hasalways been too romantic for the public--or the music business--to resist. The instant his death was known, wrote the famous 18th-century travelerDr. Burney, all Italy manifested an eager desire to hear and possess his productions. And so its been ever since. In spite of the competition already on the market, it seems Decca just had to get its prize lyric soprano and hotshot young countertenor together to record the piece. The result isnt bad as such: Barbara Bonney sings graciously and prettily, though with a sound better suited to Schumann or Strauss (for example, she lets her vibrato smudge the suspended dissonances that make the first movement so effective); Andreas Scholl gives a nicely judged, intelligent performance that would probably seem marvelous in another setting. But I can sense no spark at all: the whole recording feels as though it were made because Deccas marketing department thought it would be a good idea, not because the performers felt strongly about the music in any way. The two settings of the Salve Regina (one for each soloist; both share some material with the Stabat Mater) come off a bit better, but they arent what youd buy this disc for. Dedicated fans of Scholl and Bonney probably wont be (too) disappointed, but compared to the exemplary, elegant Gillian Fisher and Michael Chance or the thrilling, often surprising Concerto Italiano, this one is hard to recommend. --Matthew Westphal

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