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by Michael Caruso

Adam Pearl, harpsichordist with Tempesta di Mare and amember of the faculty at the Peabody Conservatory of Music of Johns HopkinsUniversity, will present a recital of music from the High French BaroqueSaturday, March 14, 5 p.m. in the Woodmere Art Museum. The program will berepeated Sunday, March 15, 3 p.m. in the Museum of the American Revolution, 3rdand Chestnut Sts. Revenge of the titans free full download mac. in Old City.

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His program will consist of music composed by Claude-BenigneBalbastre, Jacques Duphly and Joseph-Nicholas Royer. More details: 215-755-8776or tempestadimare.org.

VIVA BEETHOVEN!

Mendelssohn Club of Philadelphia performed Beethoven’s “Massin C major,” Opus 86, and “Fantasia for Piano, Chorus & Orchestra,” Opus80, Saturday, March 7. The 120-strong chorus, which brings its “Festival ofCarols” to St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, Chestnut Hill, every Christmas seasonand includes numerous local members, was joined by the Camden-based Symphony inC and a bevy of vocal soloists for a splendidly successful concert.

Both the “Mass in C major” and the “Choral Fantasy” werecomposed toward the end of Beethoven’s “middle period.” It’s the time in hislife when he eventually (and not without great struggle) came to terms with hisdeafness. It leads into his “late period,” at which time he seems to haverealized that despite his loss of hearing, he could still compose. In fact,it’s during his final years of composition prior to his death in 1827 that hewrote most of his greatest scores.

Both the “Mass in C” and the “Choral Fantasy” are majorworks that have been unfairly overlooked by performers and audiences. No developmentcould be more undeserved, for both are excellent works that surpass the finestefforts of all classical composers with the exceptions of Bach, Handel andMozart.

Unlike the gargantuan “Missa Solemnis,” the “Mass in C” isso compactly conceived and intensely delineated that its setting of the LatinOrdinary of the Roman Catholic Church’s Mass could almost functionliturgically. Its structure is so classically concise that the circular form ofthe Mass is impeccably projected.

The two outer movements – “Kyrie” and “Agnus Dei” – are inthree parts and are the shortest. The middle movement – “Credo” – is thelongest while the second and fourth movements – “Gloria” and“Sanctus/Benedictus” – are also balanced in size. When handled correctly, there’sa marvelous feeling of presentation, development and resolution about musicalsettings of the Mass, none more so than in Beethoven’s peerless hands.

Although the “Choral Fantasy” is often derided as merely apreliminary workout for the “Choral Symphony No. 9,” it’s a masterpiece in itsown right. The piano writing is superb, the orchestral writing is superb, andthe choral writing at its finale is, in a word, superb.

Saturday evening’s performances of both scores were alsosuperb. Acting artistic director John Leonard and piano soloist Tomoko Kanamarucaught the tightly formed improvisatory quality of the opening portion of the“Fantasy” and then joined with Mendelssohn Club for the grand finale.

Leonard’s interpretation of the “Mass in C” was no less efficacious.The choir sang with unforced power, seamless balance between the vocal ranges,flawless tonal blend, unquestioned tuning and exemplary diction.

Symphony in C, Stilian Kirov music director, was arevelation. All sections played beautifully in both scores. The playing of thewoodwind choir in the “Choral Fantasy” was especially lyrical.

No less noteworthy was the concert’s venue, the EpiscopalChurch of the Holy Trinity, Rittenhouse Square. Its medium size – seatingapproximately 900 – and warm, enveloping acoustics provided the perfect settingfor a concert of classical music. Would that Symphony in C had a regularPhiladelphia season – at Holy Trinity Church.

‘LA BAYADERE’

Pennsylvania Ballet premiered artistic director AngelCorella’s choreography (after Petipa) of “La Bayadere” in the Academy of Musicthis past weekend. The production continues through March 15 and, while not a“must-see” even for ballet lovers, it’s worth a gander. I caught the Sundayafternoon performance, and the audience that packed the Academy of Music seemedto love it.

The principal drawback with “Bayadere” isn’t its culturalinsensitivity – it’s set in a faux-India that even Hollywood would eschew – asmuch as its lack of narrative conviction. There’s not a character onstage thatgenerates any real interest because there’s not a real character anywhereonstage.

Visually, however, it’s beautiful to behold. Corella’schoreography is riveting, and the physical production is sumptuous.

So Jung Shin was a delicate Nikiya. Jack Thomas was anelegant Solor, who betrays her for the daughter of the Rajah. Alexandra Heierwas imperious as that daughter. Sterling Baca was inadvertently too charismaticas Brahmin, the rejected suitor of Nikiya.

Visit paballet.org for ticket information.

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