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Christoph Hammer

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This season
In Köln

Rossini: Petite messe solennelle

Sun, Sep 14, 2025, 16:00
Lydia Teuscher (Soprano), Terry Wey (Altus), Aco Bišćević (Tenor), Frederic Jost (Bass), Christoph Hammer (Piano), Joachim Diessner (Harmonium), Tölzer Knabenchor (Ensemble), Michael Hofstetter (Conductor)
The opera master Rossini never lacked humor, and his unusual "Petite messe solennelle" is full of wit and irony, despite being "serious" church music. The title itself is a wink, as the only "petite" thing about this nearly hour-and-a-half-long mass is its unique instrumentation with two pianos and a harmonium instead of a large orchestra. This was due to space constraints in the private chapel of the Parisian count and countess who commissioned the work. This sacred chamber music gives the voices, including the famous Tölzer Boys Choir and the clear soprano of Lydia Teuscher, ample room for charming expression in this multifaceted, not-so-small mass.

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Artistic depiction of the event
This season
In Köln

Rossini: Petite messe solennelle

Sun, Sep 14, 2025, 16:00
Lydia Teuscher (Soprano), Terry Wey (Altus), Aco Bišćević (Tenor), Frederic Jost (Bass), Christoph Hammer (Piano), Joachim Diessner (Harmonium), Tölzer Knabenchor (Ensemble), Michael Hofstetter (Conductor)
The opera master Rossini never lacked humor, and his unusual "Petite messe solennelle" is full of wit and irony, despite being "serious" church music. The title itself is a wink, as the only "petite" thing about this nearly hour-and-a-half-long mass is its unique instrumentation with two pianos and a harmonium instead of a large orchestra. This was due to space constraints in the private chapel of the Parisian count and countess who commissioned the work. This sacred chamber music gives the voices, including the famous Tölzer Boys Choir and the clear soprano of Lydia Teuscher, ample room for charming expression in this multifaceted, not-so-small mass.