Bremen Weser-Renaissance and Manfred Cordes - Sweelinck: Pseaumes de David (2025) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: Bremen Weser-Renaissance, Manfred Cordes
- Title: Sweelinck: Pseaumes de David
- Year Of Release: 2025
- Label: CPO
- Genre: Classical
- Quality: flac lossless (tracks) / flac 24bits - 96.0kHz +Booklet
- Total Time: 01:17:53
- Total Size: 347 mb / 1.41 gb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Pseaumes de David, Book II: No. 30, Resveillez vous chacun fidele, SwWV 33
02. Cantiones sacrae: No. 8, Cantate Domino, SwWV 158
03. Cantiones sacrae: No. 25, Domine Deus meus, SwWV 175
04. Toccata in D Minor, SwWV 285
05. Pseaumes de David, Book III: No. 29, O bienheureux, qui juge sagement, SwWV 41
06. Cantiones sacrae: No. 20, De profundis, SwWV 170
07. Cantiones sacrae: No. 11, Laudate Dominum, SwWV 161
08. Echo fantasia, SwWV 275
09. Pseaumes de David, Book I: No. 39, Misericorde au povre vicieux, SwWV 51
10. Pseaumes de David, Book I: No. 1, Le Seigneur ta priere entende, SwWV 20
11. Pseaumes de David, Book I: No. 23, O bienheureux celuy dont les commises, SwWV 32
12. Fantasia met bindingen, SwWV 265
13. Cantiones sacrae: No. 4, In te, Domine, speravi, SwWV 154
14. Cantiones sacrae: No. 7, Ecce nunc benedicite, SwWV 157
15. Cantiones sacrae: No. 9, Venite exultemus Domino, SwWV 159
16. Cantiones sacrae: No. 28, Beati omnes, SwWV 178
18. Pseaumes de David, Book III: No. 30, Or soit loué l'Eternel, SwWV 150
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On the path to true faith and its practice to please God, there have been regular heated debates over the role of music. Reactionaries repeatedly closed the lid on excessive cheer. This was also the case in the Netherlands of the 17th century. The reformist spirit of the Frenchman John Calvin led to an almost complete ban of music during worship services, despite the fact that the psalms of David ("Sing unto the Lord") provide unassailable proof to the contrary. Shortly before 1600, the great Dutch composer Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck discovered how these psalms could be, and were permitted to be, set to new music. The "Orpheus of Amsterdam" succeeded in transforming imposed restrictions into acoustic wonders. Our small selection of psalms, alternating with several organ works, proves once again the victory of the spirit over heavy subject matter.
01. Pseaumes de David, Book II: No. 30, Resveillez vous chacun fidele, SwWV 33
02. Cantiones sacrae: No. 8, Cantate Domino, SwWV 158
03. Cantiones sacrae: No. 25, Domine Deus meus, SwWV 175
04. Toccata in D Minor, SwWV 285
05. Pseaumes de David, Book III: No. 29, O bienheureux, qui juge sagement, SwWV 41
06. Cantiones sacrae: No. 20, De profundis, SwWV 170
07. Cantiones sacrae: No. 11, Laudate Dominum, SwWV 161
08. Echo fantasia, SwWV 275
09. Pseaumes de David, Book I: No. 39, Misericorde au povre vicieux, SwWV 51
10. Pseaumes de David, Book I: No. 1, Le Seigneur ta priere entende, SwWV 20
11. Pseaumes de David, Book I: No. 23, O bienheureux celuy dont les commises, SwWV 32
12. Fantasia met bindingen, SwWV 265
13. Cantiones sacrae: No. 4, In te, Domine, speravi, SwWV 154
14. Cantiones sacrae: No. 7, Ecce nunc benedicite, SwWV 157
15. Cantiones sacrae: No. 9, Venite exultemus Domino, SwWV 159
16. Cantiones sacrae: No. 28, Beati omnes, SwWV 178
18. Pseaumes de David, Book III: No. 30, Or soit loué l'Eternel, SwWV 150
On the path to true faith and its practice to please God, there have been regular heated debates over the role of music. Reactionaries repeatedly closed the lid on excessive cheer. This was also the case in the Netherlands of the 17th century. The reformist spirit of the Frenchman John Calvin led to an almost complete ban of music during worship services, despite the fact that the psalms of David ("Sing unto the Lord") provide unassailable proof to the contrary. Shortly before 1600, the great Dutch composer Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck discovered how these psalms could be, and were permitted to be, set to new music. The "Orpheus of Amsterdam" succeeded in transforming imposed restrictions into acoustic wonders. Our small selection of psalms, alternating with several organ works, proves once again the victory of the spirit over heavy subject matter.
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