Rosenmuller - Beatus Vir? (Motets & Sonatas)
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Label: Zig Zag Territoires
Cat No: ZZT100801
Format: CD
Number of Discs: 1
Release Date: 3rd October 2010
Contents
Works
RosenmullerSalve mi Jesu N.421 (for soprano & bass)
Rosenmuller
Jubilate (for bass)
Rosenmuller
Coeletes Spiritus (for soprano)
Rosenmuller
Sonate a stromenti da Arco & Altri, Norimberga 1682: Sonata Decima a 5 / Sonata Settima a 4 / Sonata Ottava a 4
Rosenmuller
Nisi Dominus (for soprano)
Rosenmuller
N160 (for soprano)
Artists
Amandine Beyer (violin)Raquel Andueza (soprano)
Wolff Matthias Friedrich (bass)
Gil Incogniti
Conductor
Amandine BeyerWorks
RosenmullerSalve mi Jesu N.421 (for soprano & bass)
Rosenmuller
Jubilate (for bass)
Rosenmuller
Coeletes Spiritus (for soprano)
Rosenmuller
Sonate a stromenti da Arco & Altri, Norimberga 1682: Sonata Decima a 5 / Sonata Settima a 4 / Sonata Ottava a 4
Rosenmuller
Nisi Dominus (for soprano)
Rosenmuller
N160 (for soprano)
Artists
Amandine Beyer (violin)Raquel Andueza (soprano)
Wolff Matthias Friedrich (bass)
Gil Incogniti
Conductor
Amandine BeyerAbout
Amandine Beyer and Gli Incogniti have discovered these unpublished vocal pieces in which majestic, quasi-operatic sinfonias introduce psalms or other liturgical texts, with voices and instruments answering each other colla parte - as if the composer wanted each musician or singer to transcend his or her own limits.
The voice can also sometimes flare up like a flame, an existential interrogation. ‘The “Beatus vir” of the Nisi Dominus is a perfect example of this, with its vocal line which enters so gently that it seems like a tentative question - “Beatus vir?” Is the man blessed? - and is transformed into a whirlwind of sensations, in an almost desperate cry that remains unanswered’ (Amandine Beyer)
Amandine Beyer has just been appointed a Professor at the Schola Cantorum in Basel in succession to Chiara Banchini.
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