Another pearl of great Gabriel Garrido at home K617, who cleared a baroque mass of an unknown Domenico Zipoli

The booklet, which is extremely succinct, tells us that this composer was born in Italy in 1688 and died in Argentina in 1726. Then it just reminds us that "the liturgical prescriptions, served assembly-based program that brings together all the great psalms and antiphons, according to the conduct of a liturgy of Vespers in the eighteenth century. "
It is the representation as often with Gabriel Garrido, a baroque mass removed composed of 10 sections, children's choirs, soloists and instrumentalists of his Elyma Ensemble.

Exudes an irresistible enthusiasm, together with the flexibility and finesse, without weight or weariness. The Latin text used faithfully follows the psalms.
The vocal and technical qualities of all the soloists are strong, even for against-tenors.

We are carried away by the warm and festive energy of the whole, without energy deficit; only with more reverence appropriate times during the antiphons and psalms interspersed.

There is much change voice and melodies, but constantly boosted by short sections and an active desired dynamic even within each party, except in Psalm 2. However the overall homogeneity plunges us into an enveloping dimension, since the obvious enthusiasm of the opening tutti, and even at the first hearing of a child in 3 solo, with its charming candor, his shyness and its typical timbre.

The disc was recorded as often in Metz by all: we are physically far from Argentina but not in music!

To come to reward this feat, he has received a "4f" Télérama, "10" Directory and "5" Diapason.