Duo Enssle-lamprecht、Susanne Ansorg - Nicodemus Passion - Import CD

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Duo Enssle-Lamprecht

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A collection of Passions based on the "Gospel of Nicodemus" left by a monk in Salzburg Johannes Plamzoller's own label, Audax Records Third volume of "Duo Ensle-Lamprecht," a recorder and percussion ensemble that recreates medieval music for the modern age. Duo Ensle-Lamprecht" recreates medieval music with recorders and percussion for the modern age. The "Passion Songs based on the Gospel of Nicodemus" composed by an unknown monk in Salzburg in the Middle Ages is coupled with arrangements by Lamprecht and Ensle. The virtuoso musicians make splendid use of medieval instruments and play sensuously and poetically. The Duo Ensle-Lamprecht is an ensemble of recorders and percussionists formed in Salzburg in 2008. They recreate the sacred music of the Middle Ages for our time with fantastic performances using early flutes and a variety of percussion instruments.The recorder is played by Anne-Zuse Ensle, a young virtuoso born in Germany in 1988 who won the first prize at the SRP Meck International Recorder Competition in London in 2013 (a prestigious competition known for having produced Dorothee Oberlinger). 2017's release " Tesserae" (ADX13712) was nominated for ICMA (International Classical Music Awards) 2017. (Tokyo M-Plus) Included in the program Passions based on the Gospel of Nicodemus, G23 1. pange lingua gloriosi (hymn)(Philip Lamprecht ed.) 2. die nacht wirt schier dez hymmels gast* 3. 3. gein Zedron ging Jhesus* 4. 4. instrumental "Contemplatio" 5. to prymzyt* 6. estampie "Tenebrae" 7th Geseczet wart Jhesus* 8. christe qui lux es et dies (hymn) 9. die juden teilten sin gewant* 10. instrumental based on "G23" 11. instrumental "Planctus" 12. 12. jhesus enpfalch sin muter* 13. Instrumental based on a melisma from "G23" 14. 14. estampie super "Crux fidelis" (hymn) (ed. Anne-Suse Ensle) 15. man brach den schachern ire beyn* 16. stabat mater (sequence) 17. zu complet (G23, VIII)* 18. 18. instrumental "Iubilatio" 19. 19. estampie super "Christus factus est" (Ensle ed.) 20. 20. ein absteig die besliessung* 21. 21. eya der grossen liewe (ed. Lamprecht) *The Monks of Salzburg Performers Duo Ensle-Lamprecht Anne Zuse Ensle (recorder, harp, bagpipes, bronze triangle), Philippe Lamprecht (percussion,Vocals)] Suzanne Ansorg (medieval fiddle) Recorded December 18-21, 2023 at the Proculus Museum (Italy)