,Campion Records CAMEO 2003
(reissue)
Divertimento DIV 31013,
Campion Records CAMEO 2003 (reissue)
| Wolfgang Amadé Mozart | Antonio Salieri | ||||
| (1756 - 1791) | (1750 - 1825) | ||||
| [1] | "Exsultate, jubilate" | 15'10 | [5] | "Fremat Thyrannus" | 14'11 |
| motet KV 165 | motet | ||||
| [2] | "Il padre adorato" | 3'01 | [6] | "Perdermi ?" | 3'04 |
| Idamante's aria | Aspasia's aria | ||||
| from "Idomeneo" KV 366 | from "Axur, Re d'ormus" | ||||
| [3] | "Cara, lontano ancora" | 4'52 | [7] | "Lungi da te" | 5'05 |
| Ascanio's aria | Rinaldo's aria | ||||
| from "Ascanio in Alba" KV 111 | from "Armida" | ||||
| [4] | "Parto, ma tu ben mio" | 6'39 | [8] | "A fulminas m'invita" | 5'19 |
| Sextus's aria | Hannibal's scene | ||||
| from "La clemenza di Tito" KV 621 | from "Anibale" |
Arno Raunig, sopranista ("countertenor" in the booklet)
Kurt Franz Schmid, clarinet
Margit Dostal, organ
Kammerchor Wien-Landstrasse
Amadeus Ensemble Wien (on modern instruments)
Conductor: Walter Kobera
Recording: august 1989 - Bergkirche Wien-Rodaun (Vienna, Austria)
The reissue (Campion Records, CAMEO 2003), has a different track order: [4],[2],[3],[1],[8],[7],[5],[6]