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BAND/ARTIST: Concentus Vocum, Riccardo Quadri, Michelangelo Gabbrielli
- Title: Aichinger: Virginalia, 1607
- Year Of Release: 2023
- Label: Tactus
- Genre: Classical
- Quality: flac lossless (tracks) / flac 24bits - 96.0kHz +Booklet
- Total Time: 00:53:37
- Total Size: 246 / 891 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Toccata dell'ottavo tono
02. Virginalia: No. 1, Virgo, Dei Mater pura
03. Ricercari, Book 2: No. 9, Ricercar del ottavo tono
04. Virginalia: No. 2, Virgo, quae salutata
05. Virginalia: No. 3, Virgo, quae charitate ardens
06. Virginalia: No. 4, Virgo, Mater benigna
07. Virginalia: No. 5, Virgo, quae tuum natum
08. Virginalia: No. 6, Virgo, cui post dolores
09. Toccata del secondo tono, Ch. 236
10. Virginalia: No. 7, Virgo, quae benedictum filium tuum
11. Virginalia: No. 8, Virgo, quae dulcis nati
12. Virginalia: No. 9, Virgo, quae caput sanctum
13. Virginalia: No. 10, Virgo, cujus dilectus filius
14. Virginalia: No. 11, Virgo, quae clavis nudum tribus affixum
15. Fuga del settimo tono
16. Virginalia: No. 12, Virgo, quae prima sole pulchriorem
17. Virginalia: No. 13, Virgo, quae triumphantem filium
18. Virginalia: No. 14, Virgo, quae comitata Apostolis
19. Virginalia: No. 15, Virgo, cuius in coelum anima assumpta fuit *16bit only
20. Virginalia: No. 16, Virgo, quae coronata a Sancta Trinitate
21. Toccata (1)
22. Virginalia: No. 17, Virgo, coeli Regina
23. Virginalia: No. 18, Virgo, sole vestita
24. Virginalia: No. 19, Virgo, cuius stat luna sub pedibus
25. Virginalia: No. 20, Virgo, sublime exemplum
26. Toccata (2)
The experience of Gregor Aichinger (Regensburg, 1564/65 – Augsburg, 20/21 January 1628) in Italy, which took place during two distinct periods, made it possible for the Bavarian musician to be an important connection between the music that was practiced at that time in Italy and the musical culture on the other side of the Alps (Aichinger was one of the very first German musicians to publish compositions with basso continuo, a practice with which he had become acquainted precisely during his visits to Italy). The Virginalia consist of twenty five-part pieces. The introductory one, Virgo, Dei mater pura, is followed by the pieces of the Joyful Mysteries (from the second to the sixth), then – from the seventh to the eleventh – by those of the Sorrowful Mysteries, and subsequently – from the twelfth to the sixteenth – by those of the Glorious Mysteries. In the last four pieces there is a contemplation of the Virgin Mary, by now projected in a light and a dimension that are beyond the world, as the mediator between mankind and God. The collection dedicated to Maria is performed by the Ensemble Concentus Vocum directed by Michelangelo Gabbrielli, already protagonist in some important world premiere recording of the Armonia Ecclesiastica 1653 by Sisto Reina [TC621801].
01. Toccata dell'ottavo tono
02. Virginalia: No. 1, Virgo, Dei Mater pura
03. Ricercari, Book 2: No. 9, Ricercar del ottavo tono
04. Virginalia: No. 2, Virgo, quae salutata
05. Virginalia: No. 3, Virgo, quae charitate ardens
06. Virginalia: No. 4, Virgo, Mater benigna
07. Virginalia: No. 5, Virgo, quae tuum natum
08. Virginalia: No. 6, Virgo, cui post dolores
09. Toccata del secondo tono, Ch. 236
10. Virginalia: No. 7, Virgo, quae benedictum filium tuum
11. Virginalia: No. 8, Virgo, quae dulcis nati
12. Virginalia: No. 9, Virgo, quae caput sanctum
13. Virginalia: No. 10, Virgo, cujus dilectus filius
14. Virginalia: No. 11, Virgo, quae clavis nudum tribus affixum
15. Fuga del settimo tono
16. Virginalia: No. 12, Virgo, quae prima sole pulchriorem
17. Virginalia: No. 13, Virgo, quae triumphantem filium
18. Virginalia: No. 14, Virgo, quae comitata Apostolis
19. Virginalia: No. 15, Virgo, cuius in coelum anima assumpta fuit *16bit only
20. Virginalia: No. 16, Virgo, quae coronata a Sancta Trinitate
21. Toccata (1)
22. Virginalia: No. 17, Virgo, coeli Regina
23. Virginalia: No. 18, Virgo, sole vestita
24. Virginalia: No. 19, Virgo, cuius stat luna sub pedibus
25. Virginalia: No. 20, Virgo, sublime exemplum
26. Toccata (2)
The experience of Gregor Aichinger (Regensburg, 1564/65 – Augsburg, 20/21 January 1628) in Italy, which took place during two distinct periods, made it possible for the Bavarian musician to be an important connection between the music that was practiced at that time in Italy and the musical culture on the other side of the Alps (Aichinger was one of the very first German musicians to publish compositions with basso continuo, a practice with which he had become acquainted precisely during his visits to Italy). The Virginalia consist of twenty five-part pieces. The introductory one, Virgo, Dei mater pura, is followed by the pieces of the Joyful Mysteries (from the second to the sixth), then – from the seventh to the eleventh – by those of the Sorrowful Mysteries, and subsequently – from the twelfth to the sixteenth – by those of the Glorious Mysteries. In the last four pieces there is a contemplation of the Virgin Mary, by now projected in a light and a dimension that are beyond the world, as the mediator between mankind and God. The collection dedicated to Maria is performed by the Ensemble Concentus Vocum directed by Michelangelo Gabbrielli, already protagonist in some important world premiere recording of the Armonia Ecclesiastica 1653 by Sisto Reina [TC621801].
Year 2023 | Classical | FLAC / APE | HD & Vinyl
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