IGNAZ PLEYEL (1757-1831): Vol. 11 - Ruppersthaler Tantum ergo in C for Chorus and Orchestra, Paris Tantum ergo in B for Soloists, Chorus and Orchestra, Ben 134, Te Deum in C for Soloists, Chorus and Orchestra, Non possum nec volo te sine vivere for Soprano and Strings, Ben 7132, Missa Solemnis in D for Soloists, Chorus and Orchestra, Ben 756.

Description: The 43-minute Missa Solemnis is an early work, from around 1780, not long after Pleyel finished his five years os study with Haydn and it sounds like it. The Te Deum (1790) is another typically extrovert and jubilant example of this genre. Cornelia Hübsch (soprano), Daniela Treffner (mezzo), Donát Havár (tenor), Steven Scheschareg (bass-baritone), Capella Cantorum Savariense, Camerata pro Musica; Martin Brauß. 2012 release.