Johann Michael Haydn (1737-1806) - Te Deum in C (1786) 

It will be more likely that he learned from Durante. Pre-history of the idea for Pegolesi's "Stabat mater" - Francesco Provenzale - "Pange Lingua", Francesco Provenzale (1624 - 1704) - his star student Gaetano Veneziano (1656 - 1716) - Francesco Durante (1684-1755) Litanie della Beata Maria Vergine in F minor) - Pergolesi. Schools are important, teachers and students.

@@stefanstamenic3640 - I don't see what you're talking about. I´m writing about the singing of the marvellous boy soprano Dennis Naseband (b. 1980), not about Neapolitan composers.

Somehow but Pergolesi is everywhere... but ancestors too! What a great composers... Happy New Year!

@@JohannMichaelHaydn17371806 Yes, Happy New Year!

52sport6469, Do you know who the Alto is please?

@@artfuldodger4850 - I don´t know but am rather sure it is Simon Schnorr. He and Dennis Naseband were used to sing a lot (and thus travel) together - a.o. in 40-45 performances of Zauberflöte!

@@52sport6469 Forgot to say thank you for the information. There don’t seem to be many recordings of Dennis, at least those which identify him, on the system.

This recording is from "Tausendjähriges Seeon" , a 1993 CD by Tölzer Knabenchor with music by old masters who visited the old Seeon monastery and composed music there - apart from J.M Haydn also Adlgasser, Sigelius, Pinzger, Keller and even a young Mozart! One nice piece on the CD is Mozart´s "Offertorium" K.34 which he wrote for a specially good boy soprano in the monastery choir. On ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ufmzHsrknRk.html wonderfully sung by Dennis Naseband.