Jonas Dominique, Rebaroque, Maria Lindal, S:t Jacobs Chamber Choir - Musicam Semper Amavi (2024) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: Jonas Dominique, Rebaroque, Maria Lindal, S:t Jacobs Chamber Choir
- Title: Musicam Semper Amavi
- Year Of Release: 2024
- Label: Proprius
- Genre: Classical
- Quality: flac lossless (tracks) / flac 24bits - 96.0kHz
- Total Time: 00:52:48
- Total Size: 267 / 970 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Reformationsvit: Beginning
02. Reformationsvit: Ecce panis
03. Reformationsvit: Nu fröjdoms vi
04. Reformationsvit: Frögda digh
05. Gott Schöpfer
06. Arrival of the Queen of Sheba, HWV 67: Sinfonia II
07. Il re pastore, K. 208: L’amerò
08. Folkbarocksvit: Beginning
09. Folkbarocksvit: Tula hem och tula vall
10. Folkbarocksvit: Hej Dunkom
11. Folkbarocksvit: En Ros den haver jag planterat
Musicam semper amavi' (“I have always loved music”) – Martin Luther In Reformationssvit. I wanted to create a musical journey through the history of Christianity with a series of hymns, composed or modernised by Martin Luther, as well as some Swedish hymns, both well-known and little known, which I have arranged in different styles. Most of the hymns can be found in the Swedish hymnbook from 1697, some of which are still included in the present day hymnbook. I have used the old translations, amongst others those by Olaus Petri. The journey begins in Jerusalem in the first century. People are playing music in the streets and market places and singing can be heard from the temple. We also hear Jesus’ last words on the cross. Then, via the Coptic church, we arrive at the Gregorian chant with its modes: Mixolydian, Lydian, Dorian, etc. All the melodies I have used were originally single line melodies, so all the voicing and harmonisation have been created by me.’ Jonas Dominique
01. Reformationsvit: Beginning
02. Reformationsvit: Ecce panis
03. Reformationsvit: Nu fröjdoms vi
04. Reformationsvit: Frögda digh
05. Gott Schöpfer
06. Arrival of the Queen of Sheba, HWV 67: Sinfonia II
07. Il re pastore, K. 208: L’amerò
08. Folkbarocksvit: Beginning
09. Folkbarocksvit: Tula hem och tula vall
10. Folkbarocksvit: Hej Dunkom
11. Folkbarocksvit: En Ros den haver jag planterat
Musicam semper amavi' (“I have always loved music”) – Martin Luther In Reformationssvit. I wanted to create a musical journey through the history of Christianity with a series of hymns, composed or modernised by Martin Luther, as well as some Swedish hymns, both well-known and little known, which I have arranged in different styles. Most of the hymns can be found in the Swedish hymnbook from 1697, some of which are still included in the present day hymnbook. I have used the old translations, amongst others those by Olaus Petri. The journey begins in Jerusalem in the first century. People are playing music in the streets and market places and singing can be heard from the temple. We also hear Jesus’ last words on the cross. Then, via the Coptic church, we arrive at the Gregorian chant with its modes: Mixolydian, Lydian, Dorian, etc. All the melodies I have used were originally single line melodies, so all the voicing and harmonisation have been created by me.’ Jonas Dominique
Year 2024 | Classical | FLAC / APE | HD & Vinyl
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