Pavel Klikar - Mystery Of Early Baroque - Import 5 CD

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Pavel Klikar

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Early Baroque Mysteries Contents CD1 Baroque music of Kroměříževič Johann Heinrich Schmelzer(1623-1680): Sonata No.2 (3 voices) Johann Heinrich Schmelzer(1623-1680):Sonata No.2 (5 voices) Wolfgang Eppner(1612-1665):Praise the Lord, all ye nations I Wolfgang Eppner(1612-1665):Praise the Lord, all ye lands I. Eppner: How blessed we are! Henricus Aloysius Bruckner (17th century): Sonata (4 voices) Johann Joseph Felixius (? -1709): How fortunate! Johann Joseph Felixius (?-1709): Praise the Lord! Schmelzer:Balletti(4 voices) V. Lamm (late 17th century): Magnificat Unknown(17th century):Ciaccona(3 voices) CD2 Italian Music of the Early Baroque Period Marco Uccellini(1603-1680):Sinfonia No.2 (2 voices) Ignazio Donati(?1575-1638):Lord, I hope in Thee Francesco Turini(1589-1656):Sonata No.1 (2 voices) Tarquinio Merula(1595-1665)I am a wild flower I am a flower in the fieldGiovanni Picchi(1572-1643):Canzon No.5 (2 voices) P.A. Mariani(early 17th century):Canzon in the style of Bastarda (2 voices) P.A. Mariani (early 17th century): Canzone in the style of Bastarda (2 voices) Uccellini: Sinfonia IXX (4 voices) Orazio Tarditti(1602-1677):O my beloved Jesus Picchi:Canzon No. 4 (2 voices) Giacomo Arrigoni(early 17th century):Thou art my heart's aching Giovanni Paolo Cima (1570?-1622): Capriccio (4 voices) Trini: Prayer for the Millies Salamone Rossi(1570-1630):Sonata in dialogue form "La vienne Biagio Marini(1579-1665): Sinfonia "La martinenga Mario Capuana (?-1648?): "La viennese" sonata in the form of a sonata. Mario Capuana (?-1648?): "Behold the Bread of Angels CD3 Alessandro Grandi and the Masters of the Italian Baroque Alessandro Grandi(1586-1630):Kiss me with your mouth - for alto solo, violin, viola da gamba, theorbo and organ Alessandro Grandi(1586-1630): Kiss me with your mouthGiuseppe Scalani (17th century): Sonata No. 1 (2 voices) for violin, viola da gamba and harpsichord Grandi: "Children, Come and Hear Me" for cornet, violin, viola da gamba, theorbo and organ Grandi: Oh, thou pure one (2 voices)-for singing, alto, theorbo and organ Grandi: God have mercy on us - for violin, viola da gamba and organ Grandi: Caecilia for song, theorbo, organ and basso continuo Carlo Milanuzzi(?? -1647): Cannonballs. Carlo Milanuzzi (?-1647): Canzon (5 voices) for violin, viola da gamba, theorbo and organ. Grandi: Oh, sweet name of Jesus, for tenor solo, theorbo and organ Grandi: Sinfonia (4 voices) for violin, viola da gamba, violone, theorbo and organ Grandi: O Lord, save me (2 voices)~for song, theorbo and organ Grandi: Oh, merciful Jesus, for 2 tenors, violin, violone, viola da gamba, theorbo and organ Grandi: Oh, merciful JesusScalani: Sonata No. 3 (2 voices) for violin, viola da gamba and harpsichord Grandi: Come Holy Spirit - for alto solo, violin, viola da gamba, theorbo and organ Grandi: Oh, how beautiful - for voice, violin, viola da gamba, violone, theorbo and organ CD4 Giovanni Regrenzi: Sonatas and Motets Giovanni Regrenzi(1626-1690):. Sonata "La Scualzona Sonata No. 1 from "Religious Motets Sonata "La Cremona Harmonia d'Affetti Devoti, vol. 1, no. 1 Sonata No. 2 from Religious Motets Sonata "La Marinona" (5 voices) Sonata No. 9 from Religious Motets Sonata "La Rosetta" (3 voices) Harmonia d'Affetti Devoti, Vol. 1, No. 6 Sonata No. 1 (5 voices) Sonata No. 4 from Religious Motets CD5 Christmas music of Bohemia and Baroque period Adam Václav Mihna(1600-1676):Christmas Magnets and Archers ●Mihna: Christmas morning dew Alessandro Polietti(1600-1683):Sonata in D major(4 voices) Václav Karel Horán Lovensky(1644-1717):Sleep, sleep, O Rosebud Lovensky: To the Infant Jesus Antonio Bertali(1605-1669):Sonata No.5(5 voices) Mihna: The Cradle of Christmas Andreas Hammerschmidt(1611-1675):Paduan(5 voices) Lovensky:The Delightful Doves of the Ark Lovensky: When the whole world is described Polietti: Sonata in G major (4 voices) Bedřich Bridel(1619-1680): Listen, Oh Christmas! Mihna: Christmas Joy Bertali: Sonata No. 4 (5 voices) Bertali: Sonata No. 4 (5 voices)Bridel: Come visit us, dear child. [Performer]. Anna Hravenková (soprano) Magdalena Kozhener (contralto) Stanislav Předota (Tenor) Michal Pospisil (bass) Musica Antica Prague Pavel Krikar (conductor) Recordings: January 1988~October 1989 January 1988 - October 1989 (CD1) April 1989 - March 1991 (CD2) 1993-1994 (CD3) April 1996 (CD4) March 1993~June 1993 (CD5)/Czech Brethren Evangelical Church (Prague) Kožená also participated! A masterpiece recording with a full complement of solo singers is back! Five masterpieces by Musica Antica Prague, which had been out of print for a long time, are now available as a set! The ensemble was founded by Pavel Krikar in 1982. Krikar is a multi-talented musician who played trumpet, piano, organ, etc. He was a bandleader of the Original Prague Symphony Orchestra, famous for its performances of American jazz and dance music in the 1920s.Led by Krikar, the group focuses on reviving and recording Baroque music of the early 17th and 18th centuries, searching for instruments of the day and restoring them as much as possible in order to bring back the sounds of the period in which they were composed. Of course, the music is performed using the tuning methods of the time. The members of the ensemble include such famous singers as Magdalena Kozenaer, and their high standard of performance is also a major attraction. Their achievements are immeasurable, and the music of the early Italian Baroque, previously unknown, has become so popular that it is now frequently performed in churches. Musica Antica Prague's performances still captivate audiences today! (King International)