Joseph Haydn: The Seven Last Words of Christ (Keyboard Version), by Jaroslav Tůma

Joseph Haydn: The Seven Last Words of Christ (Keyboard Version)

by Jaroslav Tůma

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1.	The Seven Last Words of Christ I. Introduzione. Maestoso ed Adagio 05:12	info
2.	The Seven Last Words of Christ II. Sonata I. Largo (Pater, dimitte illis, quia nesciunt, quid faciunt) 06:47	info
3.	The Seven Last Words of Christ III. Sonata II. Grave e cantabile (Hodie mecum eris in Paradiso) 08:48	info
4.	The Seven Last Words of Christ IV. Sonata III. Grave (Mulier, ecce filius tuus) 10:28	info
5.	The Seven Last Words of Christ V. Sonata IV. Largo (Deus meus, Deus meus, utquid dereliquisti me?) 10:07	info
6.	The Seven Last Words of Christ VI. Sonata V. Adagio (Sitio) 08:28	info
7.	The Seven Last Words of Christ VII. Sonata VI. Lento (Consummatum est) 09:52	info
8.	The Seven Last Words of Christ VIII. Sonata VII. Largo (In manus tuas, Domine, commendo spiritum meum) 09:31	info
9.	The Seven Last Words of Christ IX. Il Terremoto. Presto e con tutta la forza 02:10	info

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“My compliments on the keyboard version, very well and carefully carried out” wrote Haydn on the 23rd of June 1787 to Artaria, his Viennese publisher, stipulating that he wanted a new contract for this highly profitable version which came immediately after the initial versions for orchestra and string quartet. Haydn himself pointed out that the music, thus deprived of vain ornaments, “makes a profound impression even on the most inexperienced souls”. Today, this music reveals the beauty of timbre and fullness of sound of the instrument used: a copy of a pianoforte built by the Viennese firm Walter & Sons in 1806.

Awards: 5 by Diapason, 10 by Répertoire

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released February 1, 2004

Jaroslav Tůma (Fortepiano)

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Praga Digitals Paris, France

30 years of excellence in chamber music and historical recordings.
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