In the Studio with
ARNO RAUNIG
the Opera singer, writer, producer
Mozart - Salieri
The 1990 studio album "Mozart - Salieri: Castrato Arias and Motets," featuring soprano/countertenor Arno Raunig with Walter Kobera and the Amadeus Ensemble Wien, presents a unique musical pairing of the two composers. Recorded in August 1989 in Vienna, this album highlights works written for castrati, including Salieri's motet "Fremat Tyrannus" and rare Mozart arias.
Performers: Arno Raunig (Soprano/Countertenor), Amadeus Ensemble Wien, Dirigent: Walter Kobera.
Recording Date: August 1989, Bergkirche Wien-Rodaun. Label/Release: Divertimento (DIV 31013), later re-released by Campion.
Repertoire: Features arias and motets from both composers, including Salieri's "Fremat Tyrannus" and Mozart's works such as Idamante from Idomeneo.
The recording is noted for showcasing Raunig's high soprano range, which he developed as a former Vienna Boys' Choir soloist, offering a specialized look into the vocal style of the late 18th century.
CD-Album:
Die schönsten romantischen Lieder
Arno Raunig – Sopranist
Mami Teraoka – Klavier
Aufgenommen in der Wiener Hofburgkapelle 2011
