Reprise of our early music programme from 2009: Early Delights, an hour of pleasant early music on Sunday. Now every third Sunday of the month, an afternoon episode from 16:00 – 17:00 (CET). Special delights from the Middle Ages up and to High Baroque.
Today works by composers from the 16th-18th century. Vocal and instrumental, religious and profane.
1. Heinrich Schütz (1585-1672)
From ‘Kleine Geistliche Konzerte I’:
– Ich hab mein Sach Gott heimgestellt, SWV 305
Dorothee Mields and Ulrike Hofbauer, soprano. David Erler, alto. Georg Poplutz, tenor. Andreas Wolf, bass. Stefan Maas, Matthias Müller and Ludger Remy, basso continuo. Capellchor
(CD Carus 83.254)
2. Wenzel Ludwig Edler Von Radolt (1667 – 1716)
From the Vienna Lute concerts i.e. the collection: ‘Die Aller Treüeste Freundin’ (1701)
Concerto in e-minor (transposed)
– Ouverture
– Allemande
– Courente
– Sarabande
– Menuette
– Gigue
– Menuette
– Bourée
– Retirada
Ars Antiqua Austria olv. Gunar Letzbor, violin. Hubert Hoffmann, lute
(CD Challenge Classics CC72291)
3. Salomone Rossi (ca. 1570-ca. 1630)
From: Hashirim Asher Li’Shlomo (Venice 1622/1623)
– Psalm 128: Shir hamma’alot, ashrei kol yeré Adonai
– Psalm 100: Mizmór letodá
– Psalm 146: Haleluyáh
– Psalm 126: Shir hamma’alot beshúv Adonai
Ensemble: Profeti della Quinta
(CD Linn Records CKD429)
4. Giovanni Battista Pergolesi (1710-1736)
– From: Adriano in Siria: lieto cosî talvolta
Il Pomo d’Oro led by Riccardo Minasi. Franco Fagioli, countertenor
(CD Naive V5333)
5. Bartolomé de Selma y Salaverde (ca. 1605-ca. 1650)
– Canzon terza
– Canzon seconda
Ensemble: Cordevento. Erik Bosgraaf, recorder. Izhar Elias, baroque guitar. Alessandro Pianu, harpsichord and organ
(CD Brilliant Classics 94352)
