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Bremen Weser-Renaissance, Manfred Cordes - Förtsch: Sacred Concertos & Cantatas (2022)

Bremen Weser-Renaissance, Manfred Cordes - Förtsch: Sacred Concertos & Cantatas (2022)
  • Title: Förtsch: Sacred Concertos & Cantatas
  • Year Of Release: 2014/2022
  • Label: CPO
  • Genre: Classical
  • Quality: FLAC (tracks+booklet)
  • Total Time: 68:17 min
  • Total Size: 311 MB
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Tracklist:

01. Nun ist des Satans Macht gefället
02. Ach, ich elender Mensch
03. Herr, wer wird wohnen in deiner Hütten-
04. Meine Augen rinnen mit Wasserbächen
05. Der Herr hat seinen Engeln befohlen über dir
06. Jesu, du hast weggenommen
07. Weh denen, die auf Erden wohnen
08. Nun dancket alle Gott, der große Dinge tut


Gottorf Castle in Schleswig is not only one of Schleswig-Holstein's most important architectural monuments but also a culturally significant site inasmuch as it was within its walls that the chapel masters of the local court ensemble once exercised their duties. Following Vol. 1 and its sacred cantatas by Augustin Pfleger our new series featuring Music for Gottorf Castle continues with Vol. 2: here the WESER-RENAISSANCE ensemble under Manfred Cordes turns to cantatas and sacred concertos by Johann Philipp Förtsch, who was the Gottorf chapel master during 1680-84 and one of the particularly colorful musical personalities of his time. As an opera singer, librettist, and composer, Förtsch was a pioneer in the field of the German-language opera (with the Hamburg Opera House, founded in 1678, forming its center). Any attempt to do justice to Förtsch's artistic multifacetedness would have to highlight three aspects: his work in various genres for court performance, the transfer of his opera experience to sacred music, and his work with sacred songs. Splendid compositions featuring all sorts of different forms open and conclude this recording; these were works in which the court trumpeters were called on to participate. Such tone color was also a must for “Nun danket alle Gott” (set to a biblical text from the Book of Sirach): a court composition in honor of the heavenly king and crowned with an alleluia. Tonal magic of a special kind results when this work is performed in its original setting. The Gottorf Castle Church, its interior so richly endowed with wood carvings, hardly produces echo effects, so that even the rich string part remains transparent into its middle voices, and over it the soft, baroque trumpet sound unfolds in all its glory.


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