Ensemble Castelkorn & Céline Scheen
In Baroque Kroměříž – now the Czech Republic – Italy sounds surprisingly close. At the bishop's court are heard not only the motets of Giovanni Legrenzi, but also elegant instrumental sonatas by Pietro Andrea Ziani and works by Pavel Josef Vejvanovský – trumpeter, composer, copyist, and linchpin of Italophile repertoire in Moravian circles. Ensemble Castelkorn reaps the fruits of that exchange with seven instruments and the sparkling voice of soprano Céline Scheen.
Programme
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Johann Heinrich Schmelzer
Sonata Amabilis a 4
(from: CZ-KRa , A 534)1620/23-1680 -
Tarquinio Merula
Iesu Dulcis Memoria
(from: Concerti spirituali, Op.8)1594/95-1665 -
Pietro Andrea Ziani
Sonata IV in C major
(from: 20 Sonate a 3, 4, 5, 6 voci, Op.7, CZ-KRa, A 597)1616-1684 -
Giovanni Legrenzi
O Dilectissime Iesu
(from: Motetti sacri a voce sola con tre strumenti, Op. 17)1626-1690 -
Pietro Andrea Ziani
Sonata VI in D minor
(from: 20 Sonate) -
Anoniem
Salve Regina
(from: CZ-KRa , A 699) -
Antonio Bertali
Sonata a 4
(from: Partiturbuch Ludwig, 1662)1605-1669 -
Pavel Josef Vejvanovský
Quidquid Agam
(from: CZ-KRa , A 4822)1639-1693 -
Ignazio Donati
In Te Domine Speravi
(from: Concerti ecclesiastici, Op.5)c1570-1638 -
Pietro Andrea Ziani
Sonata III in E minor
(from: 20 Sonate) -
Giovanni Legrenzi
Non Sussurrate
Dormi Dormi Anima Mea
(from: Motetti sacri a voce sola con tre strumenti, Op. 17) -
Pietro Andrea Ziani
Sonata VII in D major
(from: 20 Sonate) -
Giovanni Legrenzi
O Vos Delitiarum Cultores
(from: Motetti sacri)
Programme subject to change
Musicians
- Céline Scheen soprano
- Josèphe Cottet violin, viola
- Noémie Lenhof viola da gamba
- Chloé Lucas violone
- Felipe Guerra organ, harpsichord
- Daniel Zapico theorbo, guitare
- Kateřina Ghannudi harp
- Josef Žák musical direction, violin
