TE DEUM Jean-Baptiste Lully ~ Marc-Antoine Charpentier
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MASTERS of the PAST / NEWLY DISCOVERED Simon Ferdinand LECHLEITNER (XVIII C.) : Litaniae De Corde Jesu (1734) Jacek SZCZUROWSKI
DUX 1175 / 2015 _______________________________________________________________________________________ MASTERS OF THE PAST / NEWLY DISCOVERED Simon Ferdinand LECHLEITNER (XVIII c.) : Litaniae de Corde Jesu (1734) Jacek SZCZUROWSKI (1716-1773) : Litaniae in D Just CASPAR (1717-1760) : O Jesu mi dilecte *** The Early Music Ensemble DILETTO Marta Wróblewska – soprano solo, Jan Mędrala – alto solo, Maciej Gocman – tenor solo, Piotr Zawistowski – bass solo, Małgorzata Trojanowska – soprano, Sławomit Bronk – alto Piotr Szewczyk – tenor, Przemysław Kummer – bass Tomasz Ślusarczyk – clarino I, Michał Tyrański – clarino II, Paweł Polak – violin (concertmaster) Anna Polak – violin, Radosław Koper – viola basso continuo: Tomasz Frycz – cello, Rafał Makarski – double-bass, Krzysztof Garstka – positive organ Anna MONIUSZKO – conductor _______________________________________________________________________________________________ DUX Małgorzata Polańska & Lech Tołwiński ul. Morskie Oko 2, 02-511 Warszawa tel./fax (48 22) 849-11-31, (48 22) 849-18-59 e-mail: [email protected], www.dux.pl Aleksandra Kitka-Coutellier – International Relations kitka@dux Among the numerous religious congregations which made a significant contribution to the development of musical life in the former Republic of Poland, pride of place goes to the Piarists. Originally a teachers’ congregation founded by Saint Joseph Calasanctius (1556-1648) in Rome in 1617, it was approved as a religious order, whose members professed solemn vows (Ordo Clericorum Regularium Pauperum Matris Dei Scholarum -
Deux Siècles D'orgue
La Chapelle Royale du Château de Versailles DEUX SIÈCLES D’ORGUE Collection Versailles Alpha 950 Enregistrement du 4 au 9 avril 2011 à la Chapelle Royale du Château de Versailles Prise de son, montage et Mastering : Christoph Frommen Direction de production : Julien Dubois Photos : Christian Milet , Jean-Marc Manaï (p. 20) Julien Dubois (digipack, photo 4 p.19, p. 23, 24 &27) Édition : Pauline Pujol Graphisme, illustrations et typographie : Sarah Lazarevic Traduction anglaise :Mary Pardoe Texte composé en Rameau et Scala sans DEUX SIÈCLES D’ORGUE CD1 *********************** Jean-Baptiste Robin Nicolas Lebègue (1631-1702) Extraits du Premier Livre d ’orgue (pièces du sixième ton) 1 Prélude 1'48 2 Duo 1'31 3 Fugue Grave 2'05 4 Basse de Trompette 1'45 5 Écho 1'45 6 Dialogue 1'55 Extraits du Troisième Livre d’orgue (Noëls) 7 À la venue de Noël 2'27 8 Or nous ditte Marie 2'47 9 Les Cloches 2'18 Jacques-Denis Thomelin (v.1640-1693) Hymne Ave Maris Stella 10 Plain chant en taille du 1er ton 2'22 3 11 Fugue grave pour la Trompette et le Clairon duer 1 ton 2'43 12 Autre fugue à 3 2'22 Guillaume-Gabriel Nivers (1632-1714) Extraits du Deuxième Livre d ’orgue contenant la Messe et les Hymnes de l’Église –1667 (Messe) 13 Récit de Cromhorne (Benedictus) 4'08 14 Offerte en fugue et Dialogue 6'41 François Espinasse François Couperin (1668-1733) Extraits de la Messe propre pour les couvents de religieux et religieuses(1690) KYRIE 15 Plein jeu, 1er couplet du Kyrie 1'36 16 Fugue sur la trompette, 2e couplet du Kyrie 1'48 17 Récit de chromorne 2'52 18 Trio -
Sprawozdanie Z Działalności - Capella Cracoviensis 2016
Sprawozdanie z działalności - Capella Cracoviensis 2016 W 2016 r. Capella Cracoviensis zrealizowała 84 koncerty (74 krajowe, 10 zagranicznych), których wysłuchało 32.768 słuchaczy Realizacje koncerty repertuarowe projekt CCExtreme: Haydn Extreme, Karłowicz Extreme, Bach Extreme, Beethoven Extreme otwarte dla publiczności próby otwarte dla publiczności przesłuchania dla śpiewaków Cykl Salon VIP Tryptyk Musica Sacra koncerty na zamówienie udział w festiwalach zewnętrznych Współorganizacja: Opera Rara Festiwal Bachowski - Świdnica Kromer Festival Festiwal Gorczyckiego Musica Poetica Tarnów Theatrum Musicum Edukacja cykl Matinée - koncerty dla juniorów i seniorów Akademia Bachowska Realizacja nagrań styczeń - Mozart, Lessel, Krommer kwiecień - Karłowicz Serenada lipiec - Porpora Germanico in Germania październik - arie z oper płyty, które ukazały się w 2016 r. : Karłowicz Serenada, Pergolesi Adriano in Siria Współpraca/nowa publiczność Firmy korporacyjne Uniwersytet Dzieci Uniwersytety Trzeciego Wieku Rada Krakowskich Seniorów Krakowskie uczelnie Miejskie Instytucje Kultury Placówki edukacyjne Fundacje Środowiska naukowe, akademickie, parafialne Areszt Śledczy - Kraków Odpowiedzialność społeczna zatrudnienie osoby niepełnosprawnej udział w programie Krakowska Karta Rodzinna 3+ działania na rzecz przeciwdziałania wykluczeniu społecznemu - współpraca z Miejskim Ośrodkiem Pomocy Społecznej, fundacjami działającymi na rzecz Osób Niepełnosprawnych, Uniwersytetem Trzeciego Wieku realizacja projektu społecznego - 2 spektakle przygotowane z udziałem -
Charpentier (00)(En).Doc
Fichier word: Charpentier (00)(En).doc “I AM HE WHO, BORN IN ANOTHER TIME, was known during the century; here I am, dead, naked and nobody, in the tomb, dust, cinders and food for the worms. I lived enough but too little in relation to eternity (...). I was a musician, considered good among the good and ignorant among the ignorant. And as the number of those who despised me was much larger than the number of those who praised me, music was of little honour to me but a great burden, and, as when I was born, I brought nothing into this world, in dying, I took nothing with me...". Thus does Charpentier introduce himself in his astonishing piece in Latin entitled Epitaphium Carpentarii, in which he himself appears on the stage: he imagines that he returns to earth after his death, in the guise of a shade, and looks over his life with a curious mixture of humility and bitterness. One might say that three centuries later, Charpentier has taken a kind of revenge. Today, he is the most recorded French composer of the baroque period on disc. Since the 1950s, of his monumental output, which includes more than 550 works, more than half has been, recorded. This circulation, quite exceptional, bas allowed a reconsideration of Charpentier’s place within the western musical landscape. However, the man still retains his mystery and, in spite of some important studies (notably those by Patricia M. Ranum), it is difficult to know exactly who he was, how he lived, what was the nature of his relationships with his contemporaries, musicians and others. -
Basso Continuo and Partimento Realization
FIRST INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION FOR BASSO CONTINUO AND PARTIMENTO REALIZATION INFORMATION BOOKLET Karol Szymanowski Academy of Music in Katowice January 12-14, 2019 organisers Karol Szymanowski Academy of Music in Katowice Harpsichord and Historical Performance Practice Department Organisation: Prof. Marek Pilch Artistic directors: Prof. Marek Toporowski, Prof. Marcin Świątkiewicz, Prof. Marek Pilch. Competition office: Katarzyna Drogosz, Dominika Maszczyńska Cooperating institutions: Academy of Music in Łódź, Harpsichord and Early Music Department, baroque flute class of Prof. Magdalena Pilch Academy of Music, University in Ljubjana (delegating Prof. Dalibor Miklavčič as a jury member) Vocal Institute of the Academy of Music in Katowice Henryk Mikołaj Górecki Silesian Philharmonic NOSPR Chamber music partners: In the first round: Students in the baroque violin class of Prof. Martyna Pastuszka: Izabela Kozak, Marta Korbel, Antonina Cierpioł & Aleksandra Radwańska, and Martyna Pastuszka & Adam Pastuszka. Students in the baroque flute class of Prof. Magdalena Pilch: Aleksandra Gajkowska (AM Łódź), Radosław Orawski (AM Łódź) & Marta Gawlas (AM Katowice) In the second round: Instrumental ensemble: Antonina Cierpioł, Marta Korbel (violin), Szymon Stochniol (viola), Monika Hartmann (violoncello), Marta Gawlas & Aleksandra Gajkowska (baroque flute) Vocalist: Katarzyna Bełkius (soprano), Olena Zaiets (soprano), Barbara Grzybek (alto), Artur Plinta (alto) & Adrian Janus (bass). competition schedule FIRST ROUND Saturday, January 12, 2019 11:00 - 13:00 and 17:00 - 19:30 Sunday, January 13, 2019 11:00 - 13:00 and 16:00-17:30 ca. 18:30 results of the first round SECOND ROUND (FINAL) Monday, January 14, 2019 15:00-17:30 ca. 18:30 final results The competition will take place at the Karol Szymanowski Academy of Music in Katowice, at the Bolesław Szabelski recital hall. -
Capella Cracoviensis Rok 2018 1. Wskaźniki: A
Capella Cracoviensis rok 2018 1. Wskaźniki: A. Oferta Kulturalna: -liczba zrealizowanych wydarzeń kulturalnych (koncertów/spektakli/wystaw) w 2018 r. - 91 koncertów w tym: • liczba wydarzeń o charakterze edukacyjnym w 2018 r. - 19 • Frekwencja: • łączna liczba odbiorców oferty kulturalnej (zwiedzających/uczestników /użytkowników) w 2018 r. - 31.181 w tym: - łączna liczba uczestników wydarzeń edukacyjnych - 1442 Biblioteka: czytelnicy/użytkownicy internetu/odbiorcy informacji bibliotecznych/uczestnicy imprez/ C. Bilety (o ile dotyczy) - łączna ilość sprzedanych biletów w 2018 r. (bez Opera Rara) - 3914 biletów - łączna liczba biletów sprzedanych w ramach Krakowskiej Karty Rodzinnej 3+ 18 - łączna kwota uzyskana za bilety sprzedane w 2018 r. (bez Opera Rara) 2018 - 55 355 brutto - przychody ze sprzedaży biletów - Opera Rara 2018 - załącznik nr 1. - łączna kwota uzyskana za bilety sprzedane w ramach Krakowskiej Karty Rodzinnej 3+ - 115 pln 2. Główne projekty kulturalne instytucji: • Zadania nowe (premiery, pierwsze otwarcia itp.) Koncerty/przedstawienia/imprezy:-data, nazwa, miejsce realizacji, wykonawcy, krótki opis, W 2018 roku Capella Cracoviensis zrealizowała 91 koncertów (76 krajowych i 15 zagranicznych). Jednym z głównych projektów zrealizowanym w tym okresie był organizowany przez Miasto Kraków, Capellę Cracoviensis i Krakowskie Biuro Festiwalowe Festiwal Opera Rara 2018. W ramach Festiwalu wykonanych zostało 15 koncertów (Filharmonia, Teatr im. Juliusza Słowackiego w Krakowie, Centrum Kongresowe ICE Kraków, Cricoteka). Specjalnie dla tego projektu przygotowane zostały dwie operowe produkcje sceniczne. Pierwsza z nich to Pieśń o nocy & Erwartung w reż. Pawła Światka, druga to inscenizacja The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat w reż. Kristofa Spiewoka. Wznowiony został realizowany przez Capellę Cracoviensis od 2012 r. cykl środowych, przedpołudniowych koncertów Matinée - koncerty edukacyjne dla juniorów i seniorów. -
Te Deum H 146 Prologue
Te Deum H 146 prologue Marc-Antoine Charpentier Baroque France 1692-1693 Cycle 1, Cycle 2, Cycle 3 01'35" Genre : Instrumental Thème : La marche, Les hymnes L’œuvre (ou l’extrait) : Charpentier a composé ce Te Deum entre 1692 et 1693, pour célébrer la victoire des troupes françaises de Louis XIV à Steinkerque. Le Te Deum est une œuvre religieuse à l’origine, Te Deum étant l’abréviation de Te Deum Laudamus qui signifie « Dieu, nous te louons ». Il est utilisé ici pour glorifier Dieu à travers le roi. L’œuvre est en ré majeur, ton qualifié par Charpentier lui-même de « joyeux et guerrier » dans un traité de musique dans lequel il établit ses règles de composition. Auteur / Compositeur / Interprete : Marc-Antoine Charpentier (1643-1704), né et mort à Paris. Arrivé par hasard à la musique suite à un séjour de trois ans en Italie, il entre au service de Mlle de Guise en 1670. À ce moment, Molière, fâché avec Lully, demande à Charpentier d’écrire les intermèdes musicaux de ses comédies-ballets, dont Le Malade imaginaire. Après le décès de Molière, il continue d’écrire pour le théâtre à la Comédie-Française, auprès des frères Corneille et au grand dam de Lully, tout en fournissant de la musique sacrée pour les offices du couvent de Port-Royal. Tenu en estime par Louis XIV, il reçoit plusieurs commandes royales (dont ce Te Deum). Au décès de Mlle de Guise, Marc-Antoine Charpentier entre au service des jésuites, ordre religieux alors très puissant. Suite à la mort de Lully, il peut enfin se lancer dans l’opéra, après avoir tant écrit pour le théâtre. -
Toccata Classics TOCC0203 Notes
FRANÇOIS COUPERIN, MUSIC FOR TWO HARPSICHORDS, VOLUME ONE by Emer Buckley and Jochewed Schwarz François Couperin was born in Paris in 1668, into a family of musicians. His father, Charles, was the youngest of three brothers (Louis, 1626–61; François, 1631–1708; and Charles, 1638–79), who came to the city from a small town, Chaumes-en-Brie, nearly 50 kilometres to the south-east. Having met one of the best-known musicians of the time, Jacques Champion de Chambonnières,1 and played for his birthday celebrations, Louis, the eldest of the three boys, was invited to accompany him to Paris and had settled there by 1650 or 1651, thus beginning a new era in the musical life of the Couperin family. Another Louis was to herald a new era for France: Louis XIV, ‘Louis le Grand’, the Sun King. Born in 1638, he was crowned at age five but became de facto king only in 1661, at 23. As a child, with P Cardinal Mazarin (who, rumour had it, was the young king’s mother’s lover) acting as regent, Louis witnessed the uprising of Parisian citizens, unable to pay the huge taxes forced upon them. The trauma of this uprising undoubtedly influenced his political approach: he had a clear idea of what had to be done to establish an impressive court and a strong state. Armed by his distrust of the Parisians, he set himself to building an impressive palace well outside Paris, on the site of a former royal hunting lodge in Versailles. Not only his architectural projects but also the visual arts, literature, music and the stage were all to serve the young King as tools for his political ambitions, with the aim of marking him as an enlightened ruler and the most powerful of European kings. -
Markus Grassl Bibliographisches Verzeichnis Der Musikerinnen In
1 Markus Grassl Bibliographisches Verzeichnis der Musikerinnen in Frankreich 1643–1715 (Erstveröffentlichung Oktober 2011; 3. aktualisierte Fassung August 2016) Mit dem vorliegenden Katalog ist beabsichtigt, alle im Musikschrifttum erwähnten Musikerinnen im Frankreich Ludwigs XIV. zu verzeichnen. In mehrfacher Hinsicht wird dabei relativ breit angesetzt. So bildet die untere zeitliche Grenze der nominelle Beginn der Herrschaft des „Sonnenkönigs“ nach dem Tod Ludwigs XIII. 1643. Zwar mag die persönliche Übernahme der Regierungsgeschäfte 1661 kulturpolitisch und institutionengeschichtlich das markantere Datum darstellen. 1 Jedoch fallen bereits in die 1640er und 50er Jahre Ereignisse bzw. Entwicklungen, die für die spätere Musik und Musikkultur der Ära Ludwigs XIV. zumindest indirekt von Relevanz waren (wie etwa die ersten Aufführungen von italienischen Opern und damit verbunden die Anwesenheit italienischer Sängerinnen). Weiterhin werden all jene Musikerinnen berücksichtigt, deren Lebenszeit sich, wenn auch nur geringfügig, mit der Herrschaft Ludwigs XIV. überschnitt. Dies hat vor allem zur Konsequenz, dass zahlreiche Frauen aufscheinen, die 1715 relativ jung waren bzw. erst danach zu wirken begannen. Ihre Aufnahme erscheint aber insofern gerechtfertigt, als die soziokulturellen Bedingungen ihrer Erziehung und zumindest frühen musikalischen Aktivität noch aus der Epoche Ludwigs XIV. stammen. Schließlich sind alle Frauen genannt, die gleich welcher „nationalen“ Herkunft auf französischem Gebiet einer praktischen musikalischen Tätigkeit welcher Art auch immer nachgingen. Die Intention, eine Basis für ein möglichst umfassendes Bild zu schaffen, war bei mehreren Entscheidungen leitend, vor welche die lückenhaften Quellenlage stellte. Zum einen wurde in den zahlreichen Fällen eines unsicheren oder unbekannten Geburtsdatums als Kriterium für die Aufnahme in den Katalog ein Beginn des Wirkens vor 1750 gewählt. Dass damit unweigerlich so manche erst nach 1715 geborene Musikerin miterfasst wird, war in Kauf zu nehmen. -
Marc-Antoine Charpentier Messe & Te Deum À Huit Voix
GCDSA 921611 Marc-Antoine Charpentier New release information May 2006 Messe & Te Deum à huit voix NOTES (ENG) NOTES (FRA) Mr Charpentier benefited greatly Mr Charpentier, qui a demeuré trois ans à Rome, by his three years in Rome, en a tiré de grands avantages. as demonstrated by his entire oeuvre. Tous ses ouvrages en sont une preuve. (Mercure galant, February 1681) (Mercure galant, février 1681) Towards 1670 Marc-Antoine Charpentier returned from Vers 1670, Marc-Antoine Charpentier revint de Rome Rome following a sojourn of more or less five years, au terme d’un séjour de plus ou moins cinq années, his ears and mind brimming with ultramontane music les oreilles et les pensées pleines de musique et de and culture. No sooner did he come back to Paris, culture ultramontaine. Dès son retour à Paris, où il where he was born in 1643 and where his skills arrived était né en 1643 et où ses qualités l’avaient déjà ahead of him, than Charpentier found considerable devancé, Charpentier trouva d’appréciables appuis support amongst advocates of the Italian aesthetic parmi les partisans de l’esthétique italienne, qui who were themselves in contact with the leading centres entretenaient eux-mêmes des relations avec les of learning in Rome. principaux foyers romains d’érudition. For a decade or so after his arrival in Paris, Charpentier Dès son arrivée à Paris et durant une dizaine d’années, Marc-Antoine Charpentier was a regular contributor to the Saint-Louis Jesuits, Charpentier collabora régulièrement aux cérémonies Messe & Te Deum à huit voix who commissioned him to produce great two-choir des Jésuites de Saint-Louis, qui lui commandèrent de compositions including the Mass for 8 voices and 8 grandes fresques à double chœur. -
Sacred, Secular, and Political: Dance Rhythms in French Grands Motets
Sacred, Secular, and Political: Dance Rhythms in French grands motets under Louis XIV Lindsey O’Brien University of Florida Gainesville, Florida April 20, 2012 O’Brien 1 Any form of art reflects the values of the society in which it is created. Because contemporary society tends to focus on the ‘self’ and personal identity, to a great extent the arts of today are a vehicle of self-expression. However, this was not always the case. Before it served as a means of self-expression, art played a much different role: rather than serving the artist alone, the art served the interests of an institution, such as the church or a particular monarch. As a result, prior to the Romantic era, the majority of professional and highly esteemed artists made a living by working either within the Catholic Church or at a noble court,1 institutions that served as training grounds and helped define both local and national artistic aesthetics. Whereas religious art reinforcing God’s omnipresence and supremacy was the primary focus of the church, royal courts produced politically charged art reminding all courtiers of the monarch’s ubiquity and infallibility throughout his kingdom. Rather than serving God and the church institution, artists now directly served a single person: a king who possessed a higher social standing than all of his subjects, including the artists. All art forms filled the social and political function of extolling the monarch. Two that did this particularly well (and often in conjunction with one another) in seventeenth century France under the reign of Louis XIV are music and dance. -
June 2018 List
June 2018 Catalogue Issue 26 Prices valid until Friday 27 July 2018 unless stated otherwise 0115 982 7500 The Temptation of St Anthony (detail from right hand panel) by Hieronymus Bosch (used as the cover for Stephen Hough’s Dream Album (Hyperion CDA68176). [email protected] Your Account Number: {MM:Account Number} {MM:Postcode} {MM:Address5} {MM:Address4} {MM:Address3} {MM:Address2} {MM:Address1} {MM:Name} 1 Welcome! Dear Customer, Welcome to another bumper catalogue! It never ceases to amaze us how quickly our monthly publications get filled, especially when classical music was supposed to be ‘dead’ many years ago. New releases continue to number in their hundreds every month, and it is certainly not difficult to find superb back-catalogues to promote and explore. Our ‘Disc of the Month’ is as good a place as any to start for our new release highlights: Stephen Hough’s recitals for Hyperion never fail to ignite a spark of interest, and his latest compendium features a delightful selection of both romantic and light piano repertoire, many arranged by Hough himself. We have been thoroughly enjoying it in recent days, making it a clear choice for our pick in June - please find more information below. Another pianist we think deserves some attention this month is Kevin Kenner, who has recorded a brand new album of Chopin’s late works for Warner Classics. Kenner has long been associated with Chopin and his interpretations have been compared in the past to the likes of Rubinstein, Michelangeli and Lipatti, so it is pleasing to see him now receiving some long-overdue exposure on a major label in the UK.