17th Century Sacred Music in Wrocław

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Attractive accounts of works by German and Italian composers living in 17th-century Wrocław, a well as by local Polish cantors and organists. — BBC Music Magazine, June 2018, 3 out of 5 stars More…

Release Date: 25th May 2018
Catalogue No: CD1805
Label: Claves
Length: 77 minutes

International Classical Music Awards

2019

Winner - Baroque Vocal

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Pacelli: Dum esset rex

Work length6:24

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Concerto Palatino, Wrocław Baroque Orchestra, Gli Angeli Genève
Stephan MacLeod

Jarzebski: Concerto secondo a 2

Work length2:04

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Concerto Palatino, Wrocklaw Baroque Orchestra
Stephan MacLeod

Zielenski: Dominica in Sexagesima

Work length3:48

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Marcin Szelest
Wrocklaw Baroque Orchestra, Concerto Palatino, Gli Angeli Genève
Stephan MacLeod

Marini, B: Sonata a basso e violino o cornetto

Work length4:27

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Bruce Dickey, Marcin Szelest
Wrocklaw Baroque Orchestra, Concerto Palatino, Gli Angeli Genève
Stephan MacLeod

Bollius: Dialogo a due voci e 6 stromenti, Domine puer meus jacet in domo

Work length4:59

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Concerto Palatino, Wrocław Baroque Orchestra, Gli Angeli Genève
Stephan MacLeod

Lilius: Exultabit cor meum

Work length3:24

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Concerto Palatino, Wrocław Baroque Orchestra, Gli Angeli Genève
Stephan MacLeod

Valentini, Giovanni: Sonata à 5 Voci

Work length4:23

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Concerto Palatino, Wrocław Baroque Orchestra, Gli Angeli Genève
Stephan MacLeod

Schäffer, P: Jauchzet dem Herren alle Welt – Jubileum Nuptiale

Work length6:58

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Concerto Palatino, Wrocław Baroque Orchestra, Gli Angeli Genève
Stephan MacLeod

Zeutschner: Der Herr gebe euch vom Tau des Himmels

Work length8:47

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Concerto Palatino, Wrocław Baroque Orchestra, Gli Angeli Genève
Stephan MacLeod

Scacchi: O Tod, du darfst nicht glauben

Work length4:30

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Concerto Palatino, Wrocław Baroque Orchestra, Gli Angeli Genève
Stephan MacLeod

Legrenzi: Trio Sonata, Op. 2 No. 7 'La Donata'

Work length3:27

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Jarosław Thiel, Zbigniew Pilch
Concerto Palatino, Gli Angeli Genève, Wrocław Baroque Orchestra
Stephan MacLeod

Bütner: O quanta in coelis laetitia

Work length8:13

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Concerto Palatino, Wrocław Baroque Orchestra, Gli Angeli Genève
Stephan MacLeod

Merula: O Jesu mi dulcissime

Work length4:03

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Marcin Szelest
Wrocklaw Baroque Orchestra, Gli Angeli Genève
Stephan MacLeod

Buchner, P F: Sonata No. XIV (from Plectrum Musicum, Op. 4)

Work length4:37

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Adam Pastuszka, Zbigniew Pilch, Adrian Rovatkay
Wrocław Baroque Orchestra, Concerto Palatino, Gli Angeli Genève
Stephan MacLeod

Martin Mayer: Heilig ist der Herre Zebaoth

Work length7:41

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Concerto Palatino, Wrocław Baroque Orchestra, Gli Angeli Genève
Stephan MacLeod

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17th Century Wrocław (then Breslau) was one of Europe’s important musical centres. Its three main Protestant churches – St. Elisabeth, St. Mary Magdalene and St. Bernardine – collected extensive music libraries. Their repertoire was shaped both by prints imported from Italy and Germany, and by works composed by local cantors and organists employed in church ensembles. A separate collection of nearly 400 prints from 1610–55 remained in private hands. During World War II, however, they were taken away from the city and dispersed after 1945. Some items have not been found until now. The majority of the prints returned to Wrocław. Numerous manusripts were considered lost until the late 1980s, when they reappeared in the Berlin Staatsbibliothek. They found their way there from Moscow, where some items of the former Breslau library still remain.

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June 2018

Attractive accounts of works by German and Italian composers living in 17th-century Wrocław, a well as by local Polish cantors and organists.

International Classical Music Awards 2019

This is an exciting musical voyage led by three remarkable ensembles into unknown but fascinating landscape of baroque music with pieces from the 17th century coming from archives in Wroclaw. Gli Angeli Genève, Concerto Palatino, and the Wroclaw Baroque Orchestra under Stephan MacLeod deliver lively and subtle performances.

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