Jan Dismas Zelenk
Sunday 2 April 2006 13:00-14:00 (Radio 3)
Lucie Skeaping profiles the life, times and music of Czech composer Jan Dismas Zelenka, one of most neglected figures of the late baroque. Zelenka composed some of the most sumptuous and glorious church music ever written, and won the admiration of many distinguished contemporaries, among them Johann Sebastian Bach.
Playlist
(under speech)
Zelenka: Kyrie eleison [from Missa dei Filii ZWV 20]
Kammerchor Stuttgart & Tafelmusik/ Frieder Bernius (cond)
Deutsche Harmonia Mundi RD77922
Track 1
Zelenka: Agnus Dei I & II [from Litaniae Lauretanae]
Kammerchor Stuttgart & Tafelmusik/ Frieder Bernius (cond)
Deutsche Harmonia Mundi RD77922
Track 18,19
Zelenka: Omnes amici mei
Czech Philharmonic Chorus
Supraphon 1108162
Track 7
Zelenka: Miserere in c minor
il fondamento/ Paul Dombrecht
Passacaille 9528
Track 1-4
Zelenka: Simphonie a 8 Concertanti (in A)
Collegium 1704
Supraphon SU00092
Track 14, 15
Zelenka: Tempo giusto (Allegro) [from Sonata III]
Ensemble Zefiro
Astree E8563
Track 8
Zelenka: Kyrie I & II [from the Litaniae de Venerabili Sacramento Z147]
The King’s Consort/ Choir of the King’s Consort/ Robert King
Hyperion CDA67350
Track 1,2
Zelenka: Introitus [from Requiem in C minor]
Berne Chamber Orchestra/ Chamber Choir/ dir. Jorg Ewald Dahler
CLAVES CD508501
Track 1
