Chorus sine nomine - Motetten - VINYL LP
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Chorus sine nomine, founded in 1991 by Johannes Hiemetsberger, is one of the most distinguished and innovative concert choirs in Austria. On this CD, the choir presents motets by Anton Bruckner. Bruckner simply called them sacred choruses, as the reason for their composition can usually be traced back to a liturgical occasion. The six works on the CD correspond to such liturgical interludes Graduale (Christus factus est, Locus iste, Os justi, Virga Jesse), Offertorium (Ave Maria) and a hymn for the Good Friday liturgy (Vexilla regis). As an organist, Bruckner was admired above all for his improvisations. He was particularly admired for his high contrapuntal skills, in which he demonstrated his craftsmanship in fugue and imitation. The style of the fugal parts of his improvisations was based on Baroque patterns (such as Handel), while in other, more imaginative parts the tonal language of his organ playing became increasingly typical of Bruckner. Martin Haselbock establishes this connection to Bruckner with his organ improvisations. Album Tracks 1. Ave Maria, Wab 6 2. Improvisation I 3. Virga Jesse, Wab 52 4. Os Justi, Wab 30 5. Improvisation II 6. Locus Iste, Wab 23 7. Improvisation III 8. Vexilla Regis, Wab 51 9. Improvisation IV 10. Christus Factus Est, Wab 11
- GenreClassicalDescriptionChorus sine nomine, founded in 1991 by Johannes Hiemetsberger, is one of the most distinguished and innovative concert choirs in Austria. On this CD, the choir presents motets by Anton Bruckner. Bruckner simply called them sacred choruses, as the reason for their composition can usually be traced back to a liturgical occasion. The six works on the CD correspond to such liturgical interludes Graduale (Christus factus est, Locus iste, Os justi, Virga Jesse), Offertorium (Ave Maria) and a hymn for the Good Friday liturgy (Vexilla regis). As an organist, Bruckner was admired above all for his improvisations. He was particularly admired for his high contrapuntal skills, in which he demonstrated his craftsmanship in fugue and imitation. The style of the fugal parts of his improvisations was based on Baroque patterns (such as Handel), while in other, more imaginative parts the tonal language of his organ playing became increasingly typical of Bruckner. Martin Haselbock establishes this connection to Bruckner with his organ improvisations. Album Tracks 1. Ave Maria, Wab 6 2. Improvisation I 3. Virga Jesse, Wab 52 4. Os Justi, Wab 30 5. Improvisation II 6. Locus Iste, Wab 23 7. Improvisation III 8. Vexilla Regis, Wab 51 9. Improvisation IV 10. Christus Factus Est, Wab 11ArtistChorus sine nomineTitleMotettenFormatVINYLLabelGramola
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Chorus sine nomine, founded in 1991 by Johannes Hiemetsberger, is one of the most distinguished and innovative concert choirs in Austria. On this CD, the choir presents motets by Anton Bruckner. Bruckner simply called them sacred choruses, as the reason for their composition can usually be traced back to a liturgical occasion. The six works on the CD correspond to such liturgical interludes Graduale (Christus factus est, Locus iste, Os justi, Virga Jesse), Offertorium (Ave Maria) and a hymn for the Good Friday liturgy (Vexilla regis). As an organist, Bruckner was admired above all for his improvisations. He was particularly admired for his high contrapuntal skills, in which he demonstrated his craftsmanship in fugue and imitation. The style of the fugal parts of his improvisations was based on Baroque patterns (such as Handel), while in other, more imaginative parts the tonal language of his organ playing became increasingly typical of Bruckner. Martin Haselbock establishes this connection to Bruckner with his organ improvisations. Album Tracks 1. Ave Maria, Wab 6 2. Improvisation I 3. Virga Jesse, Wab 52 4. Os Justi, Wab 30 5. Improvisation II 6. Locus Iste, Wab 23 7. Improvisation III 8. Vexilla Regis, Wab 51 9. Improvisation IV 10. Christus Factus Est, Wab 11
• In it's latest project, the Chorus sine nomine, one ofAustria's leading choirs, under it's founder and directorJohannes Hiemetsberger has turned to a very special work the Miserere by Gregorio Allegri in an arrangement forsaxophone and three choirs a cappella by Vladimir Ivanoff.• The setting of the 51st Psalm from the 1630s, which isuniquely captivating due to it's simplicity, was a fixedcomponent of the liturgy of Easter week in the SixtineChapel in Rome for over 250 years and soon achieved cultstatus because of the high penalties on it's 'pirate copy'.• Here, the three-choir ensemble is in a subtle equilibriumwith the young saxophonist Michael Krenn and meets anytrace of sentimental mush with the respect due.• Recorded in the splendid Viennese acoustic of the OttoWagner designed Church am Steinhof, built in the firstdecade of the 20th c. on the grounds of the then LowerAustrian State Asylum. Album Tracks 1. 01. Miserere Mei 2. 02. Et Secundum 3. 03. Amplius 4. 04. Tibi Soli 5. 05. Ecce Enim 6. 06. Asperges Me 7. 07. Averte Faciem 8. 08. Cor Mundum 9. 09. Danza 10. 10. Quoniam Si Voluisses 11. 11. Tunc Acceptabis 12. 12. Sofferenza 13. 13. Tunc Imponent
To launch Philippe Herreweghe's birthday year, we turn the spotlight once more on one of his most accomplished recordings Bach's Motets BWV 225-230. Recorded in 2011, in the splendid acoustics of the Jesus-Christus-Kirche in Berlin, this interpretation is accompanied by period instruments and is the result of intense reflection concerning the performing forces Philippe Herreweghe sometimes uses a small number of singers per part, sometimes a larger group, according to the needs of the motet in question. He sees these pieces in terms of continuous research, in which Inchseveral approaches are possible and even necessary if one wishes to make this marvellous music sound it's best, and especially for a recordingInch. for the greater pleasure of the eyes and ears of turntable lovers, these masterpieces by the Kantor of Leipzig now appear in a novel incarnation, subtly combining the tag's new and modern graphic line with the timeless style of the vinyl . Album Tracks 1. Singet Dem Herrn Ein Neues Lied 2. Wie Sich Ein Vater Erbarmet - Gott, Nimm Dich Ferner Unser An 3. Lobet Den Herrn in Seinen Taten 4. Komm, Jesu, Komm 5. Drum Schliess Ich Mich in Deine Hande 6. Jesu, Meine Freude 7. Es Ist Nun Nichts Verdammliches An Denen 8. Unter Deinen Schirmen 9. Denn Das Gesetz Des Geistes 10. Trotz Dem Alten Drachen 11. Ihr Aber Seid Nicht Fleischlich 12. Weg Mit Allen Schatzen 13. So Aber Christus in Euch Ist 14. Gute Nacht, O Wesen 15. So Nun Der Geist 16. Weicht, Ihr Trauergeister 17. Lobet Den Herrn, Alle Heiden, BWV230 18. Fürchte Dich Nicht, Ich Bin Bei Dir, BWV228 19. Der Geist Hilft Unser Schwachheit Auf 20. Der Aber Die Herzen Forschet 21. Du Heilige Brunst, Susser Trost
Rundfunkchor Leipzig / Hauschild - Samtliche Chorwerke [VINYL LP] date 01/01/1983
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