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1683: In fletu solatium – koncert
1683: The weeping - Concerto
Event by: Spherae sonantes
Location: Kostel svatého Martina ve zdi, Martinská 8, Praha 1
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Program:
Johann Caspar Kerll - Missa in Flet Solatium obensensis à 5, 2VL, 4VLG & Continuo
Orlando di Lasso - Da Pacem, Domine à 6 Sonata à 4
alī ufqī - mezmurlar (selection)
and others… With the winning end in the form of the arrival of the reinforcements of the Polish king John III. Sobiesky still in sight, the great music of the High Baroque, originally Saxon composer Johann Caspar von Kerll (1627–1693), started to work. He devoted his Miss in Flet Solatium obynensis ("Consolation in the siege of Vienna") to those who fallen under the defense of the capital.
At concert 1. And Nicholas Mrva, who will make period music from the Turkish environment.
The program will also be complemented by Czech songs depicting the period atmosphere, as well as the sonata of composer Alessandra Poglietti, who died during the siege in Vienna. In conclusion, in the common design of both ensembles, the chant Da Pacem, Domine ("Donate the Room, Lord"), among other things in the polyphonic processing of Renaissance master Orlando di Lass.
We invite you to a diverse evening full of discovery of the music of two struggles of nations.
Admission voluntary, recommended 250 CZK.
Johann Caspar Kerll - Missa in Flet Solatium obensensis à 5, 2VL, 4VLG & Continuo
Orlando di Lasso - Da Pacem, Domine à 6 Sonata à 4
alī ufqī - mezmurlar (selection)
and others… With the winning end in the form of the arrival of the reinforcements of the Polish king John III. Sobiesky still in sight, the great music of the High Baroque, originally Saxon composer Johann Caspar von Kerll (1627–1693), started to work. He devoted his Miss in Flet Solatium obynensis ("Consolation in the siege of Vienna") to those who fallen under the defense of the capital.
At concert 1. And Nicholas Mrva, who will make period music from the Turkish environment.
The program will also be complemented by Czech songs depicting the period atmosphere, as well as the sonata of composer Alessandra Poglietti, who died during the siege in Vienna. In conclusion, in the common design of both ensembles, the chant Da Pacem, Domine ("Donate the Room, Lord"), among other things in the polyphonic processing of Renaissance master Orlando di Lass.
We invite you to a diverse evening full of discovery of the music of two struggles of nations.
Admission voluntary, recommended 250 CZK.