Lambert Kleesattel

Missa brevis in C

Are you looking for a new, short, sonorous and technically simple mass that can be sung 'all year round', which actually happens, if only because your choir wishes to perform the work frequently? Then you may find what you are looking for here, because this new mass by Lambert Kleesattel is geared entirely towards the practice of smaller choirs in particular: 'effort and yield' are in an ideal relationship and the singers are not overtaxed, but can enjoy beautiful melodic progressions and the vocal guidance of their voices in a pleasant ambitus throughout. 'Geographically' one should not be confused: One thinks one is dealing with a mass from the English (neo-)Romantic period, as here too numerous vocal unison passages are underlaid with a sound-saturated, harmonically distinctive organ accompaniment, which leads to an overall sound of excellent effect.

For individual recordings, the score is copy-protected. This is only removed if the choral score or the orchestral material is purchased at the same time.