JUAN CRISÓSTOMO DE ARRIAGA (1806-1826): O Salutaris Hostia and Stabat Mater for 2 Tenors, Bass and Orchestra, Air d'Œdipe à Colone for Tenor and Orchestra, Herminie for Soprano and Orchestra, Air de Médée for Soprano and Orchestra, Duo de Ma tante Aurore for Tenor, Bass and Orchestra, Agar dans le désert for Soprano, Boy Soprano and Orchestra.

Description: Not wanting to utter the cursed words world premiere recording, I'll merely point out that I've never heard of any of these works before and that all of them are unpublished: two sacred works (the Stabat Mater may date from 1821), and an hour's worth of dramatic scenas which exist in a single copy, a bound book in the Municipal Library of Bilbao with the title "Lyrical-Dramatic Essays". These are almost certainly among his last works, written in 1825 when he was studying at the Paris Conservatory. French-Spanish texts. Violet Serena Noorduyn (soprano), Robert Getchell, Mikael Stenbaek (tenors), Hubert Claessens (bass-baritone), Brieuc Wathelet (boy soprano), Il Fondamento; Paul Dombrecht.