Showing posts with label Messe en ut mineur. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Messe en ut mineur. Show all posts

Sunday, 5 April 2026

Mozart for Easter (Et incarnatus est)

 Happy Easter everyone! As usual, I share some music of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. I shared his Et incarnatus est from his Great Mass in C Minor more than once, but it's just so fitting for today. Performed here by French soprano Julie Fuchs (Wolfie's favourite, because he finds her cute). And to accompany this post, a picture I took in Vienna. If you think it's not Easter-y enough, well, I think Mozart is always Easter-y enough, because it's his music I listen to at Easter and because he was the Christ of music.

Sunday, 20 April 2025

Mozart for Easter

Happy Easter everyone! I will celebrate quietly, as I am back from York, but that doesn't mean that there will be no rejoicing in this household. As it is a tradition for me, I do Easter in music, specifically Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. The Christ of music. I always listen to some of the Great Mass in C Minor . Here's a bit of it, sung by Lisette Oropesa, one of my favourite.

Friday, 29 March 2024

Mozart for Good Friday

It is becoming a tradition for Good Friday (and also Easter) on this blog to put something of Mozart. His music makes most of my Easter playlist. I have shared the Kyrie from his Great Mass in C Minor time and again, but it fits this day so well, I have to do it again. Here it is sung by French soprano Julie Fuchs, who makes her débuts on Vraie Fiction (ha, ha!). She is also really cool as a person, check her on social media, she reallly is fun. Anywya, now onto more solemn matters, enjoy this great piece of music.

Sunday, 4 April 2021

Mozart for Easter

Happy Easter everyone. I thought I would start the day by sharing a bit more of the Great Mass in C Minor by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Sung here by still young Swiss soprano Regula Mühlemann. I recently discovered her and I am very impressed by her voice. I am a Godless heathen, so it may seem ironic that I upload here Et incarnatus est, but you can't go wrong with Mozart.

Friday, 2 April 2021

Kyrie for Good Friday

For Good Friday, I thought I would put some circumstancial music. To be precise, the Kyrie from the Great Mass in C Minor by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Fitting music, by a fitting composer with a fitting name ("Amadeus"). Come Easter, I always listen to Mozart, sacred or not, but this mass is the best to listen to I think. Sang beautifully here by Swedish soprano Miah Persson. I challenge you not to feel shivers alll over your body.