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Countries of origin

In this list I have arranged the Stabat Mater compositions in my collection by order of country of origin. Anonymous compositions have been left out. For a number of composers that have moved to other countries during their life, I have chosen the country where they were born.
Not surprisingly, Italy is the winner!

  • Algeria
    • Marc Eychenne
  • Armenia
    • David Haladjian
  • Austria
    • Heinrich Ignaz von Biber
    • Johann Joseph Fux
    • Franz Joseph Haydn
    • Franz Liszt
    • Franz Schubert
  • Belgium
    • Josquin Desprez
    • Orlando di Lasso
    • Jean Marie Plum (2 Stabats, one for organ solo)
    • Norbert Rosseau
    • Piet Swerts
    • Stefaan Vanheertum
  • Belorussia
    • Alexander Litvinovsky
  • Bolivia
    • Anonymous (Bolivia)
  • Brazil
    • João de Deus de Castro Lobo
    • Amaral Vieira
  • Cameroon
    • Francis Bebey
  • Canada
    • Jérôme Berney
    • Philippe Leduc
    • Ramona Luengen
  • Czechia
    • Antonin Dvořák
    • Josef Bohuslav Foerster
    • Florian Leopold Gassmann
    • Robert Hejnar
    • Franz Christoph Neubauer
    • Jakub Jan Ryba
    • Frantisek Xaver Thuri
    • Antonín Tučapský
    • Frantisek Tuma
    • Johann Baptist Vanhal
    • Jan Zach
  • Denmark
    • Jan Erik Hansen
    • Nordic Stabat Mater
    • Poul Ruders
  • England
    • David Bednall
    • Brian Blyth Daubney
    • John Browne
    • John Caldwell
    • Humphrey Clucas
    • William Cornysh
    • Richard Davy
    • Herbert Howells
    • Karl Jenkins
    • Cecilia MacDowall
    • Paul Mealor
    • Heather and Linda Murray
    • Vivian Olive
    • James Patten
    • Giles Swayne
    • Samuel Webbe
  • Estonia
    • Arvo Pärt
    • Urmas Sisask
  • Finland
    • Kaj Chydenius
    • Bengt Johansson
    • Sami Klemola
    • Toivo Kuula
    • Jaakko Mäntyjärvi
    • Erkki Raiski
  • France
    • Anonymous (Corsica)
    • Anorexia Nervosa
    • Joseph-Marie Audoli
    • Thierry Bara
    • Jacques Berthier
    • Sébastien de Brossard
    • Roger Calmel
    • Marc-Antoine Charpentier
    • Bruno Coulais
    • Jeanne Demessieux
    • DOM Fonteinnes
    • Théodore Gouvy
    • Alexandre Guilmant
    • Philippe Hersant
    • Nicholas Lebègue
    • Émile Paladilhe
    • Francis Poulenc
    • Pierre Thilloy
    • Dominique Vellard
    • Omar Yagoubi
  • Germany
    • Gregor Aichinger
    • Anonymous (Marienklage)
    • Johann Sebastian Bach
    • Franz Ignaz Beck
    • Peter Cornelius
    • Meingosus Gaelle (or Ernestus Weinrauch?)
    • Franz Lachner
    • Maximilian III Joseph
    • Giovanni Simone Mayr
    • Joseph Rheinberger
    • wolfgang Rihm
    • Franz Wüllner
  • Hungary
    • Ernst von Dohnányi
    • József Karai
    • Ferenc Kersch
    • Zoltán Kodály
    • Kamillo Lendvay
    • Emánuel Moór
    • János Vajdas
  • Iraq
    • Hawar Tawfiq
  • Ireland
    • Charles Villiers Stanford
  • Israel
    • Eitan Steinberg
    • Michael Wolpe
  • Italy
    • Pietro Allori
    • Felice Anerio
    • Anonymous (Ceriana)
    • Anonymous (Italy ca. 1500)
    • Anonymous (Naples)
    • Anonymous (Sicily)
    • Anonymous (Versetti della Stabat)
    • Pietro Arcangeli
    • Emanuele d' Astorga
    • Luciano Bellini
    • Luigi Boccherini
    • Antonio Bononcini
    • Giovanni Gualberto Brunetti
    • Pasquale Cafaro
    • Antonio Caldara
    • Claudio Casciolini
    • Sulpitia Lodovica Cesis
    • Antonio Coma
    • Alessandro Della Ciaia
    • Antonio Draghi
    • Nicola Fago
    • Fausto Farroni
    • Fedele Fenaroli
    • Pietro Antonio Fiocco
    • Marco Frisina
    • Franchino Gaffori
    • Quirino Gasparini
    • Giuseppe Gazzaniga
    • Franceso Saverio Giaj
    • Giorgio Lanzani
    • Stefano Lentini
    • Antonio Lotti
    • Andrea Luchesi
    • Saverio Mercadente
    • Ennio Morricone
    • Giovanni Maria Nanini
    • Camillo de Nardis
    • Giovanni Paisiello
    • Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina
    • Giovanni Pergolesi
    • Lorenzo Perosi
    • Nicola Piovani
    • Giovanni Platti
    • Licinio Refice
    • Sergio Rendine
    • Francesco Pasquale Ricci
    • Marco Rosano
    • Gioacchino Rossini
    • Giovanni Salvatore
    • Giovanni Felice Sances
    • Alessandro Scarlatti
    • Domenico Scarlatti
    • Alberto Schiavo
    • Raffaele Serra
    • Agostino Steffani
    • Giuseppe Tartini
    • Tommaso Traetta
    • Giuseppe Verdi
    • Antonio Vivaldi
    • Gastone Zotto
  • Japan
    • Somei Satoh
  • Lithuania
    • Vitautas Barkauskas
    • Bronius Kutavicius
  • Luxembourg
    • Serge Mühle
  • Malta
    • Girolamo Abos
  • Netherlands
    • Alphons Johannes Maria Diepenbrock
    • Arjan van Dijk
    • Bertha Frensel Wegener-Koopman
    • Paul van Gulick
    • Albert de Klerk
    • Egon Kracht
    • Huub de Lange
    • Daan Manneke
    • Jan Mul
    • Iacobus Regnart
    • Herman Strategier
  • Norway
    • Trond Kverno
    • Knut Nystedt
    • Olav Anton Thommessen
  • Poland
    • Grzegorz Gerwazy Gorczycki
    • Henryk Mikolaj Górecki
    • Anna Ignatowicz
    • Marek Jasiński
    • Pawel Lukaszewski
    • Milosz Magin
    • Krzysztof Penderecki
    • Marek Sewen
    • Karol Szymanowski
    • Marcin Mateusz Wierzbicki
    • Jozef Zeidler
    • Piotr Zychowicz
  • Portugal
    • Antonio Carreira
    • Joaquim Casimiro Júnior
    • Pedro de Escobar
    • João Rodrigues Esteves
    • José Joaquim dos Santos
  • Rumania
    • Felicia Donceanu
    • Marian Mitea
    • György Orbán
  • Russia
    • Hilarion Alfeyev
    • Lera Auerbach
    • Georgi Dmitriev
    • Yuri Kasparov
    • Vladimir Martynow
  • Slovakia
    • Vladimir Godár
    • Charles Haenni
    • Ivan Parik
    • Peter Zagar
  • Spain
    • Alonso de Alba
    • Miguel de Ambiela
    • Juan Crisóstomo de Arriaga
    • Salvador Brotons
    • Javier Busto
    • Josep Carcoler
    • Joé Antonio de Donostia
    • Felipe Gorriti
    • Nicolás Ledesma
    • Josep Mir i Llussà
    • José de Nebra
    • Juan Gutiérrez de Padilla
    • Josep Pla
    • Pedro Rabassa
    • Antonio Soler
    • Diego Verdugo
    • Sebastián de Vivanco
  • Sweden
    • Nordic Stabat Mater
  • Switzerland
    • Charles Haenni
    • Ermano Maggini
    • Frank Martin
    • Jean-Claude Schlaepfer
  • Unknown
    • Francesco Ferdinando Arbesser
  • USA
    • William Copper
    • Frank Ferko
    • Aaron Garber
    • Thomas Oboe Lee
    • Julia Perry
    • Brian Schober
    • Paul Schwartz
    • Virgil Thomson

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Religious background

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The colourbar

The colourbar, which you will find with almost all compositions, is a graphic representation of the composition. READ MORE

Stabat Mater Foundation

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In 1997 I created the Ultimate Stabat Mater website for Hans with the program FrontPage. At that time he had around 40 Stabat Mater CDs. His notes on the composer, the music, the texts and translations and the different versions all came online. After this he managed the site by adding new composers and translations regularly. At the time of his death in 2005 he had 211 Stabat Maters. After his death I continued collecting the information and managing the site. I wish to thank the Dutch Stabat Mater Foundation which gave me the financial support in 2014 to renew this site!

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