Roberto Sierra's "Missa Latina, 'Pro Pace'" is a captivating choral work that blends contemporary classical music with traditional liturgical elements. Released in 2009 under the Naxos label, this album showcases Sierra's unique compositional style, which seamlessly merges Latin American rhythms and harmonies with European classical traditions. The centerpiece of the album is the "Missa Latina, 'Pro Pace'," a powerful and moving mass that reflects on themes of peace and unity. The work is performed by the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra and Chorus, conducted by Andreas Delfs, delivering a performance that is both technically impressive and deeply expressive. The album also includes Sierra's Oboe Concerto in D Minor, featuring a hauntingly beautiful Adagio movement that highlights the soloist's virtuosity. With a duration of just over an hour, this album offers a rich and rewarding listening experience that is sure to appeal to fans of contemporary classical music.
2009 Naxos2009 Naxos
Tracks
Missa Latina, "Pro Pace": IntroitusRoberto Sierra, Heidi Grant Murphy, Nathaniel Webster, Milwaukee Symphony Chorus, Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra, Andreas Delfs
Missa Latina, "Pro Pace": KyrieRoberto Sierra, Heidi Grant Murphy, Nathaniel Webster, Milwaukee Symphony Chorus, Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra, Andreas Delfs
Missa Latina, "Pro Pace": GloriaRoberto Sierra, Heidi Grant Murphy, Nathaniel Webster, Milwaukee Symphony Chorus, Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra, Andreas Delfs
Missa Latina, "Pro Pace": CredoRoberto Sierra, Heidi Grant Murphy, Nathaniel Webster, Milwaukee Symphony Chorus, Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra, Andreas Delfs
Missa Latina, "Pro Pace": OffertoriumRoberto Sierra, Heidi Grant Murphy, Nathaniel Webster, Milwaukee Symphony Chorus, Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra, Andreas Delfs
Oboe Concerto in D Minor: II. AdagioRoberto Sierra, Heidi Grant Murphy, Nathaniel Webster, Milwaukee Symphony Chorus, Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra, Andreas Delfs
Missa Latina, "Pro Pace": Angus DeiRoberto Sierra, Heidi Grant Murphy, Nathaniel Webster, Milwaukee Symphony Chorus, Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra, Andreas Delfs