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Disc 01
Feria Quinta - Tenebrae Responsoria for Maundy Thursday 01. Marius Peterson "Aleph. Quomodo sedet sola civitas (Lectio I)" 02. Marius Peterson "In monte Oliveti (Responsorium I)" 03. Marius Peterson "Zain. Recordata est Hierusalem (Lectio II)" 04. Marius Peterson "Tristis est anima mea (Responsorium II)" 05. Marius Peterson "Lamed. O vos omnes, qui transitis per viam (Lectio III)" 06. Marius Peterson "Ecce vidimus eum (Responsorium III)" 07. Marius Peterson "Exaudi, Deus, orationem meam (Lectio IV)" 08. Marius Peterson "Amicus meus (Responsorium IV)" 09. Marius Peterson "Iudas mercator pessimus (Responsorium V)" 10. Marius Peterson "Unus ex discipulis meis (Responsorium VI)" 11. Marius Peterson "Eram quasi agnus (Responsorium VII)" 12. Marius Peterson "Una hora (Responsorium VIII)" 13. Marius Peterson "Seniores populi (Responsorium IX)" 14. Marius Peterson "Christus factus est (Antiphona)" 15. Marius Peterson "Miserere mei Deus (Psalmus 50)"
Disc 02
Feria Sexta - Tenebrae Responsoria for Good Friday 01. Marius Peterson "Heth. Cogitavit Dominus dissipare (Lectio I)" 02. Marius Peterson "Omnes amici mei (Responsorium I)" 03. Marius Peterson "Lamed. Matribus suis dixerunt (Lectio II)" 04. Marius Peterson "Velum templi scissum est (Responsorium II)" 05. Marius Peterson "Aleph. Ego vir videns paupertatem (Lectio III)" 06. Marius Peterson "Vinea mea electa (Responsorium III)" 07. Marius Peterson "Tamquam ad latronem (Responsorium IV)" 08. Marius Peterson "Tenebrae factae sunt (Responsorium V)" 09. Marius Peterson "Animam meam dilectam tradidi (Responsorium VI)" 10. Marius Peterson "Tradiderunt me in manus impiorum (Responsorium VII)" 11. Marius Peterson "Iesum tradidit impius (Responsorium VIII)" 12. Marius Peterson "Caligaverunt oculi mei (Responsorium IX)"
Disc 03
Sabbato Sancto - Tenebrae Responsoria for Holy Saturday 01. Adrian Sirbu "Heth. Misericordiae Domini (Lectio I)" 02. Adrian Sirbu "Sicut ovis ad occisionem (Responsorium I)" 03. Adrian Sirbu "Aleph. Quomodo obscuratum est aurum (Lectio II)" 04. Adrian Sirbu "Hierusalem, luge et exue te (Responsorium II)" 05. Adrian Sirbu "Incipit oratio Hieremiae Prophetae (Lectio III)" 06. Adrian Sirbu "Plange quasi virgo (Responsorium III)" 07. Adrian Sirbu "Recessit Pastor noster (Responsorium IV)" 08. Adrian Sirbu "O vos omnes (Responsorium V)" 09. Adrian Sirbu "Ecce quomodo moritur justus (Responsorium VI)" 10. Adrian Sirbu "Astiterunt reges terrae (Responsorium VII)" 11. Adrian Sirbu "Aestimatus sum (Responsorium VIII)" 12. Adrian Sirbu "Sepulto Domino (Responsorium IX)" 13. Adrian Sirbu "Mulieres sedentes (Ad benedictus antiphona)" 14. Adrian Sirbu "Benedictus Dominus Deus Israel (Canticum Zachariae)" 15. Adrian Sirbu "Mulieres sedentes"
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| | Description: | Here is something deeply troubling and inscrutable in Carlo Gesualdoâ??s music, something that any listener, even the most inexpert one, will unfailingly experience. This most particularly holds for Tenebrae Responsoria (1611), his definitive statement, his monument, his testament. It is as if this work, firmly embedded in the framework of liturgy for the Holy Week and reaching back to the practices of the Gregorian chant, would constantly extend over its boundaries and transgress its time and setting, immediately addressing modernity, disturbing all the rules in a severe tension, reaching into something that borders on chaos and madness, within the very order and religious devotion it fully espouses. Graindelavoix, that groundbreaking ensemble based in Antwerp and directed by Björn Schmelzer, are the ideal performers for this disquieting repertoire which originally was sung at Gesualdoâ??s castle and with probably only one listener in the audience: Gesualdo himself... In a tour de force lasting
over three hours, recorded over ten days in summer 2019, the singers fully display all the features which, after 16 albums(all on Glossa) and hundreds of concerts, have made their sound a truly trademark one. In words of Schmelzer, â??this is our most important recording to dateâ?. - GRAINDELAVOIX/BJORN SCHMELZERThere is something deeply troubling and inscrutable in Carlo Gesualdo's music, something that any listener, even the most inexpert one, will unfailingly experience. This most particularly holds for Tenebrae Responsoria (1611), his definitive statement, his monument, his testament. It is as if this work, firmly embedded in the framework of liturgy for the Holy Week and reaching back to the practices of the Gregorian chant, would constantly extend over it's boundaries and transgress it's time and setting, immediately addressing modernity, disturbing all the rules in a severe tension, reaching into something that borders on chaos and madness, within the very order and religious devotion it fully espouses. Graindelavoix, that groundbreaking ensemble based in Antwerp and directed by Bjorn Schmelzer, are the ideal performers for this disquieting repertoire which originally was sung at Gesualdo's castle and with probably only one listener in the audience: Gesualdo himself... In a tour de force lasting over three hours, recorded over ten days in summer 2019, the singers fully display all the features which, after 16 albums (all on Glossa) and hundreds of concerts, have made their sound a truly trademark one. In words of Schmelzer, "this is our most important recording to date". A fascinating essay especially commissioned to Lithuanian philosopher and cultural theorist Mladen Dolar puts the music of Gesualdo into perspective, avoiding the cliches that are so often found in texts about the composer. | | | Manufacturer No.: |
GCDP32116 |
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