Johann Michael Haydn (1737-1806) - Jubilumsmesse (1782)

Autor: Johann Michael Haydn (1737-1806) Obra: Missa Sancti Ruperti “Jubiläumsmesse“ (1782) Intèrprets: Domchor & Dombеrg Kammеrorchester; WoIfgang KiеchIе (conductor) Pintura: Vicente López y Portaña (1772-1850) - Boceto para la Alegoría de la Institución de la Orden de Carlos III --- Johann Michael Haydn (Rohrau, 14 September 1737 - Salzburg, 10 August 1806) Austrian composer and organist. The second son of a wheelwright, he displayed a talent for music at an early age and was sent, like his brother Joseph Haydn, to Vienna to sing as a chorister at St. Stephen’s Cathedral under Georg von Reutter Jr. It was said that his voice surpassed that of his brother, and although he was dismissed from the choir when his voice broke in 1753, he continued to study at the Jesuit Church, where he shared organist duties with Johann Georg Albrechtsberger. It was here that he began composing sacred music, eventually attaining a reputation through