Henry Mollicone
Beatitude Mass
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A dramatic and emotional work for chorus, soloists, and orchestra, using traditional Latin. Alternating with English texts based on interviews with homeless people.
tracks
- 1 Beatitude Mass: Blessed
- 2 Beatitude Mass: Kyrie
- 3 Beatitude Mass: Evelyn's Song
- 4 Beatitude Mass: Gloria
- 5 Beatitude Mass: Adam's Song
- 6 Beatitude Mass: Sanctus
- 7 Beatitude Mass: Meditation and Bendictus
- 8 Beatitude Mass: The Messenger
- 9 Beatitude Mass: Agnus Dei
- 10 Beatitude Mass: Finale
- 11 Wie lieblich sing deine Wonhnugen
- 12 Antiphon
- 13 Hear Me Redeemer
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HENRY MOLLICONE, the composer of BEATITUDE MASS, has written several operas, including the popular FACE ON THE BARROOM FLOOR.
WILLIAM LUCE, librettist, is the author of several plays, including THE BELLE OF AMHURST.
LEROY KROMM, conductor of the San Jose Symphonic Choir, is also a popular baritone soloist and teaches at the San Francisco Conservatory.
NANCY WAIT KROMM, soprano, is a professor of voice at Santa Clara University, and is a frequent soloist in oratorios and recitals.
PAUL MURRAY, baritone, is a graduate of the San Francisco Conservatory, and has performed in several operas.
EMILY RAY, conductor of the MISSION CHAMBER ORCHESTRA, is a professor at Santa Clara University.
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Beatitude Mass
author: A. PorterThis piece of music is glorious. The recording helped get an idea of what to expect for a concert being performed at the Basilica in DC to benefit S.O.M.E. (So Others Might Eat) on July 1st. It was a nice addition to have the Brahms Requiem added.
Mollicone's Beatitude Mass
author: Linda ParkerWonderful to get this. Our group, The Georgetown Chorale, is rehearsing this mass for a May performance, and the cd makes learning this challenging work much easier.
Feeling of hope come through lyrics with reverence and elan
author: Walter RoachJuxtaposition of lyrics poignantly expressing hope for homeless with Latin text is reverently awesome. The full orchestra sound supports the majesty and poignancy of the full chorus with incredible soloist interpretation adding to its reverence. I need one for the car as well as at home.
beautiful, moving, beautiful music from chorus and orchestra
author: Julie RyanI own this CD and find it very stirring! The music and words touch the human spirit. This work focuses are those who are homeless and struggling to survive. The music and words have great depth expressing the profound hope these people have. Your heart and soul will be greatly moved.
Great recording of a meaningful work.
author: Sonja CookI sang in the chorus for this full orchestral recording. It was a very fulfilling experience to be part of the telling of the story of two homeless people. It unfolds naturally and poignantly, with the choir and soloists interleaving, creating a conversation. The Latin movements allow for reflection. The soloists sing their part with deep feeling while the orchestra and choir comfort and caress them with musical compassion and skill.
This work touched me spiritually and emotionally
author: Gayle DeWittBEATITUDE MASS touched me spiritually and emotionally. The music is powerful and lyrically beautiful and powerful as is the theme of becoming aware of the homeless in our midst.
It was great to hear the other group perform this.
author: Harry TuneFirst: There was no satin pillow or gold box, but I got the CD just fine. Second: I sang the part of Adam in the production of this piece in Charlotte, Fall 2005. I wish that we could have had a professional, saleable recording of our chamber version of this piece, because I believe it was better. This piece required a nimble choir and 30 voices is much more nimble than 110. Also, there were pitch problems with the orchestra which we did not have. I was glad to have the opportunity to get the official recorded version and I will recommend it to my fellow singers.