Marek Štryncl conducts Tomásek & Vorisek: Recorded live in the Church of the Virgin Mary under the Chain, Prague, October 1 and 5, 2009.

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Release Date: 14th Jun 2010
Catalogue No: SU40222
Label: Supraphon
Length: 75 minutes

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Jan Hugo Václav Voříšek: Missa in B-Flat Major (Missa solemnis), Op. 24

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I. Kyrie

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II. Gloria

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III. Graduale. Benedictus es, Domine

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IV. Credo

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V. Offertorium. Mentis oppressae

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VI. Sanctus

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VII. Benedictus

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VIII. Agnus Dei

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Jan Hugo Václav Voříšek: Offertorium Quoniam iniquitatem

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Tomásek: Messa con Graduale et Offertorio, Op. 46

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II. Gloria

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III. Graduale. Domine dominus noster

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IV. Credo

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V. Offertorium. Sperent in te

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VI. Sanctus

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VII. Agnus Dei

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In October 2009 in a church nearby the Charles Bridge the ensemble Musica Florea gave the modern premiere of sacred compositions by two composers whose creation presaged the advent of Romanticism. In the case of the better known of them, J. V. H. Voríšek, this CD brings his complete sacred oeuvre. In addition to the festive Mass in B major, which he himself called a musical oblation, Voríšek set two Offertories and a Gradual. His advanced contrapuntal thinking weds with the phraseology and harmonic techniques of Romanticism.

Another revelation for the listeners will undoubtedly be the Mass created by Voríšek’s teacher, V. J. K. Tomášek, which was performed in the 19th century by many church choirs throughout the Austrian Empire and in the territory of today’s Germany. Just like in the case of Voríšek – no more independent arias; all soli are an elaborate part of the chorus and orchestra. Following their provocative recording of Bach’s Brandenburg Concertos (Supraphon SU39422), on this CD too Musica Florea present works in a historically knowledgeable interpretation, replete with erudition, vivacity and their inherent sensibility.

Marek Štryncl conducts Tomásek & Vorisek

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