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 01. Ghielmi, Lorenzo "Praeambulum (No. 7)" 02. Lorenzo Ghielmi "Aus tieffer Not" 03. Ghielmi, Lorenzo "De profundis super discantum" 04. Lorenzo Ghielmi "Aus tieffer Not" 05. Bells of Rysum Church "Bells of Rysum Church" 06. Lorenzo Ghielmi "Introitus de Resurrectione Domini: Resurrexi, et adhuc tecum sum" 07. Lorenzo Ghielmi "Kyrie paschale" 08. Lorenzo Ghielmi "Gloria: Et in terra paschale" 09. Ghielmi, Lorenzo "Praeambulum in principio cantus faciendus" 10. Ensemble Biscantores "Alleluia. Pascha nostrum" 11. Lorenzo Ghielmi "Victimae paschali laudes" 12. Lorenzo Ghielmi "D'un autre amer - Victimae paschali" 13. Ghielmi, Lorenzo "Praeambulum super Fantasia plenurij" 14. Lorenzo Ghielmi "Patrem omnipotentem" 15. Ghielmi, Lorenzo "Wolhin laß v?gelin sorgen" 16. Lorenzo Ghielmi "Summum Sanctus" 17. Ghielmi, Lorenzo "O sacrum misterium" 18. Ghielmi, Lorenzo "Praeambulum pro introductionis peduum aplicaris" 19. Lorenzo Ghielmi "Agnus Dei" 20. Ghielmi, Lorenzo "Mit ganczem Willen wünsch ich dir" 21. Ghielmi, Lorenzo "Praeambulum super d a f et g" 22. Ensemble Biscantores "Ite missa est" 23. Ghielmi, Lorenzo "Christ ist erstanden" 24. Lorenzo Ghielmi "Christ ist erstanden" 25. Ghielmi, Lorenzo "Christus surrexit" 26. Ghielmi, Lorenzo "2 Galliards"
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Ensemble Biscantores / Works By Isaac/ Susato A.o. |
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| Description: | In the German village of Rysum, in East Frisia, a precious instrument is preserved: an ancient organ, built in 1442/1513, which still has most of the original pipes. Lorenzo Ghielmi and the vocal ensemble Biscantores present a sort of â??organ Massâ?, where organ pieces and liturgical chant alternate according to the practice of the time. A journey between the late Middle Ages and the dawn of the Renaissance - this is how you could de- scribe the musical programme of this CD, set up in collaboration with the musicologist Konrad Küster, which perfectly illustrates the unique sounds of this instrument. - ENSEMBLE BISCANTORES / WORKS BY ISAAC/SUSATO A.O.In Rysum in East Frisia a particularly valuable historical organ has been preserved: This unique instrument from the years 1442 and 1513 still has most of it's original pipes. The organist Lorenzo Ghielmi and the Ensemble Biscantores present here a kind of organ mass in which organ pieces and liturgical chant alternate according to the practice of the time. The Italian organist and harpsichordist, Lorenzo Ghielmi, is organist on the Ahrend organ (1991) at the Basilica di San Simpliciano in Milan, where he performed from 1992 to 1994 the complete organ works of J.S. Bach. He gives concerts throughout Europe, Japan and the USA as an organist and harpsichordist. He has made many radio and studio recordings. He plays with his instrumental ensemble La Divina Armonia and in duet with his younger brother Vittorio Ghielmi (viola da gamba and harpsichord). In France, he received the Diapason d'Or for his recordings of Bruhns and Bach. He also played organ & harpsichord in the first recordings of Il Giardino Armonico. Lorenzo Ghielmi, teaches organ, harpsichord and early music at the Milan Accademia Internazionale della Musica."Late Medieval Mass on the Rysum Organ" is a captivating CD that transports listeners to the spiritual and musical world of late medieval Europe. Performed by Lorenzo Ghielmi, an internationally acclaimed organist renowned for his expertise in historical performance practice, together with Ensemble Biscantores, this recording brings to life sacred works from the 15th century using one of the oldest playable organs in the world?the historic Rysum organ. The ensemble?s meticulous attention to period detail and authentic interpretation offers a unique listening experience steeped in history. Lorenzo Ghielmi has received numerous awards for his recordings and performances across Europe, celebrated for reviving forgotten repertoires with passion and precision. Passacaille, the label behind this release, is known worldwide for its dedication to early music and high-quality productions that combine scholarly research with artistic excellence. |
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