Joseph Haydn

Missa in Angustiis Hob. XXII:11 Nelson Mass Joseph Haydn

Composed in 1798, Haydn's 'Mass for Troubled Times' was written against the backdrop of Napoleon's campaign against the British in Egypt. It acquired its nickname the 'Nelson' Mass, following news of the defeat of Napoleon by Admiral Lord Nelson at the Battle of the Nile in August 1798. It is one of Haydn's greatest and most popular works. This Edition Peters vocal score is edited by Klaus Burmeister and is a library choice for any practical singer. Based on the new scholarly Edition Peters edition of the work, it contains cleanly set Latin text, a concluding essay, and matches the publisher's orchestral materials.
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