This CD is reissued by ArkivMusic.
Works on This Recording
1.
Missa in tempore belli, H 22 no 9 "Paukenmesse" by Franz Joseph Haydn
Performer:
Alan Titus (Baritone),
Patricia Wells (Soprano),
Gwendolyn Killebrew (Mezzo Soprano),
Michael Devlin (Bass Baritone)
Conductor:
Leonard Bernstein
Orchestra/Ensemble:
Orchestra,
Norman Scribner Choir
Period: Classical
Written: 1796; Vienna, Austria
Date of Recording: 01/20/1973
Venue: Live Washington Cathedral, Washington DC
Length: 43 Minutes 52 Secs.
Language: Latin
2.
Mass in D minor, H 22 no 11 "Nelsonmesse" by Franz Joseph Haydn
Performer:
Gwendolyn Killebrew (Mezzo Soprano),
Judith Blegen (Soprano),
Kenneth Riegel (Tenor),
Simon Estes (Bass)
Conductor:
Leonard Bernstein
Orchestra/Ensemble:
Westminster Choir,
New York Philharmonic
Period: Classical
Written: 1798; Vienna, Austria
Date of Recording: 12/20/1976
Venue: Manhattan Center, New York City
Length: 44 Minutes 0 Secs.
Language: Latin
3.
Symphony no 88 in G major, H 1 no 88 by Franz Joseph Haydn
Conductor:
Leonard Bernstein
Orchestra/Ensemble:
New York Philharmonic
Period: Classical
Written: circa 1787 ; Eszterhazá, Hungary
Date of Recording: 01/17/1963
Venue: Philharmonic Hall, Lincoln Center
Length: 20 Minutes 58 Secs.
Customer Reviews
Average Customer Review: 
( 1 Customer Review )
excellent robust Haydn May 7, 2012
By K. BAKER (HEBER CITY, UT) See All My Reviews
"A few years ago the BBC polled 100 top conductors asking them who was the greatest conductor of all time. Bernstein was #2 Karlos Kleiber was #1.
Bernstein had an affinity for Haydn, and these performances of some of the masses are hard to beat. Included is the Mass in Time of War, a concert known at the time-- during the Vietnam War-- as Leonard Bernstein's Mass for Peace. And I can't help but mention that this was a one time live performance and we had seats in center mid-orchestra."
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