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Mass»rank: 3859from: Sony
0ur opinion: :While critics at the 1971 premiere found the work derivative and even tasteless, audiences loved this ardent, resourceful, somewhat brazen, ultimately moving Theatre Piece for Singers, Players, and Dancers. Leonard Bernstein's affinity for his public and for the age in which he lived enabled him to successfully outfit his Mass with a stylish mix of contemporary and ancient modes--rock, jazz, electronic music, Gregorian chant--and place it in a context somewhere between Broadway and ...
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Purcell: Dido and Aeneas / James, Lewis, Baker, Herincx»rank: 48532from: Decca
0ur opinion: :While critics at the 1971 premiere found the work derivative and even tasteless, audiences loved this ardent, resourceful, somewhat brazen, ultimately moving Theatre Piece for Singers, Players, and Dancers. Leonard Bernstein's affinity for his public and for the age in which he lived enabled him to successfully outfit his Mass with a stylish mix of contemporary and ancient modes--rock, jazz, electronic music, Gregorian chant--and place it in a context somewhere between Broadway and ...
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The Who's Tommy: Original Cast Recording (1992 Broadway Revival)»rank: 17282from: RCA Victor Broadway
0ur opinion: :While critics at the 1971 premiere found the work derivative and even tasteless, audiences loved this ardent, resourceful, somewhat brazen, ultimately moving Theatre Piece for Singers, Players, and Dancers. Leonard Bernstein's affinity for his public and for the age in which he lived enabled him to successfully outfit his Mass with a stylish mix of contemporary and ancient modes--rock, jazz, electronic music, Gregorian chant--and place it in a context somewhere between Broadway and ...
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Hymns Through the Centuries»rank: 19919by: J. Reilly Lewis, Cathedral Choral Society, William Gardiner, Johannes Cruger, Melchior Teschner, William Henry Monk, Virgil Thomson, George Elvey, Thomas Hastings, John [composer] Goss
0ur opinion: :While critics at the 1971 premiere found the work derivative and even tasteless, audiences loved this ardent, resourceful, somewhat brazen, ultimately moving Theatre Piece for Singers, Players, and Dancers. Leonard Bernstein's affinity for his public and for the age in which he lived enabled him to successfully outfit his Mass with a stylish mix of contemporary and ancient modes--rock, jazz, electronic music, Gregorian chant--and place it in a context somewhere between Broadway and ...
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Ultimate Classical Christmas Album of All Time»rank: 44939from: Sony
0ur opinion: :While critics at the 1971 premiere found the work derivative and even tasteless, audiences loved this ardent, resourceful, somewhat brazen, ultimately moving Theatre Piece for Singers, Players, and Dancers. Leonard Bernstein's affinity for his public and for the age in which he lived enabled him to successfully outfit his Mass with a stylish mix of contemporary and ancient modes--rock, jazz, electronic music, Gregorian chant--and place it in a context somewhere between Broadway and ...
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Baroque Adagios»rank: 58871by: Various Artists
0ur opinion: :While critics at the 1971 premiere found the work derivative and even tasteless, audiences loved this ardent, resourceful, somewhat brazen, ultimately moving Theatre Piece for Singers, Players, and Dancers. Leonard Bernstein's affinity for his public and for the age in which he lived enabled him to successfully outfit his Mass with a stylish mix of contemporary and ancient modes--rock, jazz, electronic music, Gregorian chant--and place it in a context somewhere between Broadway and ...
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Amor--Opera's Great Love Songs»rank: 85973from: Decca
0ur opinion: :While critics at the 1971 premiere found the work derivative and even tasteless, audiences loved this ardent, resourceful, somewhat brazen, ultimately moving Theatre Piece for Singers, Players, and Dancers. Leonard Bernstein's affinity for his public and for the age in which he lived enabled him to successfully outfit his Mass with a stylish mix of contemporary and ancient modes--rock, jazz, electronic music, Gregorian chant--and place it in a context somewhere between Broadway and ...
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Broadway - The American Musical (PBS Series)»rank: 18792from: Sony
0ur opinion: :While critics at the 1971 premiere found the work derivative and even tasteless, audiences loved this ardent, resourceful, somewhat brazen, ultimately moving Theatre Piece for Singers, Players, and Dancers. Leonard Bernstein's affinity for his public and for the age in which he lived enabled him to successfully outfit his Mass with a stylish mix of contemporary and ancient modes--rock, jazz, electronic music, Gregorian chant--and place it in a context somewhere between Broadway and ...
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Opera's Greatest Love Songs»rank: 92265from: RCA
0ur opinion: :While critics at the 1971 premiere found the work derivative and even tasteless, audiences loved this ardent, resourceful, somewhat brazen, ultimately moving Theatre Piece for Singers, Players, and Dancers. Leonard Bernstein's affinity for his public and for the age in which he lived enabled him to successfully outfit his Mass with a stylish mix of contemporary and ancient modes--rock, jazz, electronic music, Gregorian chant--and place it in a context somewhere between Broadway and ...
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The Ultimate Divas Album»rank: 60483by: Gioachino Rossini, Giuseppe Verdi, Alfredo Catalani, Umberto Giordano, Amilcare Ponchielli, Giacomo Puccini, Vincenzo Bellini, Georges Bizet, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Richard Wagner, Modena Community Theater Orchestra, Royal Opera House Orchestra Covent Garden, Monte Carlo National Opera Orchestra, National Philharmonic Orchestra, Saint Cecilia Academy Orchestra, Wiener Philharmoniker, London Symphony Orchestra, London Philharmonic Orchestra, Riccardo Chailly, Sir Georg Solti, Henry Lewis, Fausto Cleva, Fernando Previtali, Herbert von Karajan, Richard Bonynge, Hans Knappertsbusch, Cecilia Bartoli, Renée Fleming, Angela Gheorghiu, Marilyn Horne, Renata Tebaldi, Frank Lopardo, Zinka Milanov, Joan Sutherland, London Symphony Chorus, Leontyne Price, Montserrat Caballé, John Alldis Choir
0ur opinion: :While critics at the 1971 premiere found the work derivative and even tasteless, audiences loved this ardent, resourceful, somewhat brazen, ultimately moving Theatre Piece for Singers, Players, and Dancers. Leonard Bernstein's affinity for his public and for the age in which he lived enabled him to successfully outfit his Mass with a stylish mix of contemporary and ancient modes--rock, jazz, electronic music, Gregorian chant--and place it in a context somewhere between Broadway and ...
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