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      2. schmelzer: le memorie dolorose - johann heinrich schmelzer

      Schmelzer: Le Memorie Dolorose

      Johann Heinrich SchmelzerJohann Heinrich Schmelzer
      • 2019
      • 34 tracks
      • 1 uur, 14 min
      Schmelzer: Le Memorie Dolorose - Johann Heinrich Schmelzer
      Schmelzer: Le Memorie Dolorose - Johann Heinrich Schmelzer

      Album Details

      Dive into the profound and evocative world of Johann Heinrich Schmelzer with "Le Memorie Dolorose," a groundbreaking album released on April 19, 2019, by Olde Focus Recordings. This album marks the first-ever commercial recording of one of Schmelzer's three sepolcri, "Le Memorie dolorose" (The Dolorous Memories), originally performed on Good Friday in 1678. The album features a stunning collection of 32 tracks, spanning a duration of 1 hour and 14 minutes, each piece meticulously crafted to capture the essence of Schmelzer's mastery.

      The ensemble A.C.R.O.N.Y.M. and TENET Vocal Artists have collaborated to bring this historic work to life, delivering a performance that is both authentic and deeply moving. The album includes a series of sonatas and vocal pieces that reflect the solemnity and reflection of the Good Friday liturgy, providing a rich tapestry of sounds that transport the listener to the sacred atmosphere of the original performances.

      Schmelzer's compositions, characterized by their intricate melodies and profound expressions, are beautifully rendered in this recording. The sonatas in A Minor and G Minor, along with the various movements of "Le Memorie Dolorose," showcase the composer's ability to convey deep spiritual and emotional depth through his music. This album is a testament to Schmelzer's enduring legacy and his significant contributions to the Baroque era.

      Whether you are a seasoned enthusiast of classical music or a curious explorer of historical compositions, "Le Memorie Dolorose" offers a unique and enriching experience. The album's detailed arrangements and the ensemble's impeccable execution make it a standout addition to any music collection.

      April 19, 20192019 Olde Focus Recordings2019 Olde Focus Recordings

      Tracks

      1. Le Memorie Dolorose: No. 1, SonataJohann Heinrich Schmelzer, Acronym
        2:33
      2. Le Memorie Dolorose: No. 2, Così è morto il mio Signore?Johann Heinrich Schmelzer, Acronym, TENET Vocal Artists
        3:57
      3. Le Memorie Dolorose: No. 3, Forse i queruli accentiJohann Heinrich Schmelzer, Jolle Greenleaf, TENET Vocal Artists, Acronym
        2:08
      4. Le Memorie Dolorose: No. 4, È morto GiesùJohann Heinrich Schmelzer, Molly Quinn, Virginia Warnken Kelsey, Jolle Greenleaf, TENET Vocal Artists, Acronym
        2:10
      5. Le Memorie Dolorose: No. 5, Madre purissimaJohann Heinrich Schmelzer, TENET Vocal Artists, Acronym
        1:52
      6. Le Memorie Dolorose: No. 6, E quali mi destateJohann Heinrich Schmelzer, Jolle Greenleaf, Andrew Fuchs, Brian Giebler, Jesse Blumberg, Acronym
        3:00
      7. Le Memorie Dolorose: No. 7, Miei lumi dolentiJohann Heinrich Schmelzer, Jesse Blumberg, Acronym
        2:24
      8. Le Memorie Dolorose: No. 8, Ò quali, PietroJohann Heinrich Schmelzer, Jolle Greenleaf, Brian Giebler, Acronym
        1:52
      9. Le Memorie Dolorose: No. 9, Con il bacio, ch’è pur pegnoJohann Heinrich Schmelzer, Brian Giebler, Acronym
        1:50
      10. Le Memorie Dolorose: No. 10, Voi pur, angeliJohann Heinrich Schmelzer, Jolle Greenleaf, Andrew Fuchs, Acronym
        2:10
      11. Le Memorie Dolorose: No. 11, La morte di GiesùJohann Heinrich Schmelzer, Andrew Fuchs, Acronym
        1:19
      12. Le Memorie Dolorose: No. 12, Col cruento holocaustoJohann Heinrich Schmelzer, Jolle Greenleaf, Acronym
        0:38
      13. Sonata in A Minor (GB-Ob MS. Mus. Sch. C.44)Johann Heinrich Schmelzer, Acronym
        3:53
      14. Le Memorie Dolorose: No. 13, La vera luceJohann Heinrich Schmelzer, Jolle Greenleaf, Kate Maroney, Elizabeth Baber Weaver, Dianna Grabowski, Acronym
        4:07
      15. Le Memorie Dolorose: No. 14, Accompagnate pur le mie dolentiJohann Heinrich Schmelzer, Jolle Greenleaf, Acronym
        1:18
      16. Le Memorie Dolorose: No. 15, Come, come s’arrestòJohann Heinrich Schmelzer, Elizabeth Baber Weaver, Acronym
        2:46
      17. Le Memorie Dolorose: No. 16, Lassa! Vi rammentateJohann Heinrich Schmelzer, Jolle Greenleaf, Acronym
        1:10
      18. Le Memorie Dolorose: No. 17, Mio Giesù, mio redentoreJohann Heinrich Schmelzer, Kate Maroney, Acronym
        2:34
      19. Le Memorie Dolorose: No. 18, Da lo spogliarsi il popolo le vestiJohann Heinrich Schmelzer, Jolle Greenleaf, Acronym
        1:05
      20. Le Memorie Dolorose: No. 19, La porpora, ornamentoJohann Heinrich Schmelzer, Dianna Grabowski, Acronym
        2:19
      21. Le Memorie Dolorose: No. 20, Udite, udite un altraJohann Heinrich Schmelzer, Jolle Greenleaf, Acronym
        1:44
      22. Le Memorie Dolorose: No. 21, Morte à Christo!Johann Heinrich Schmelzer, Jolle Greenleaf, Acronym
        4:29
      23. Sonata in G Minor (CZ-Kra IV:63)Johann Heinrich Schmelzer, Acronym
        2:54
      24. Le Memorie Dolorose: No. 22, Quel, che nato, e non creatoJohann Heinrich Schmelzer, Mischa Bouvier, Gene Stenger, Acronym
        2:00
      25. Le Memorie Dolorose: No. 23, Dal sepolcro di ChristoJohann Heinrich Schmelzer, Jolle Greenleaf, Mischa Bouvier, Gene Stenger, Elizabeth Baber Weaver, Acronym
        1:55
      26. Le Memorie Dolorose: No. 24, Per Te, per Te morìJohann Heinrich Schmelzer, Mischa Bouvier, Acronym
        2:03
      27. Le Memorie Dolorose: No. 25, A donna di SamariaJohann Heinrich Schmelzer, Jolle Greenleaf, Acronym
        1:19
      28. Le Memorie Dolorose: No. 26, Quella sete, Christo mioJohann Heinrich Schmelzer, Gene Stenger, Acronym
        2:54
      29. Le Memorie Dolorose: No. 27, Ah stella, che apparistiJohann Heinrich Schmelzer, Jolle Greenleaf, Acronym
        1:03
      30. Le Memorie Dolorose: No. 28, Christo more!Johann Heinrich Schmelzer, Kate Maroney, Elizabeth Baber Weaver, Dianna Grabowski, Acronym
        1:45
      31. Le Memorie Dolorose: No. 29, Sì, sì, affisso ad un troncoJohann Heinrich Schmelzer, Jesse Blumberg, Andrew Fuchs, Brian Giebler, Jolle Greenleaf, Acronym
        1:27
      32. Le Memorie Dolorose: No. 30, Sepolto Christo!Johann Heinrich Schmelzer, Kate Maroney, Molly Quinn, Andrew Fuchs, Brian Giebler, Jesse Blumberg, Virginia Warnken Kelsey, Jolle Greenleaf, Acronym
        1:42
      33. Le Memorie Dolorose: No. 31, SospirateJohann Heinrich Schmelzer, Kate Maroney, Molly Quinn, Andrew Fuchs, Brian Giebler, Jesse Blumberg, Virginia Warnken Kelsey, Jolle Greenleaf, Gene Stenger, Acronym
        1:22
      34. Le Memorie Dolorose: No. 32, Se per mè l’onnipotenteJohann Heinrich Schmelzer, Kate Maroney, Molly Quinn, Andrew Fuchs, Brian Giebler, Jesse Blumberg, Virginia Warnken Kelsey, Jolle Greenleaf, Gene Stenger, Acronym
        2:17
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      About Johann Heinrich Schmelzer

      Johann Heinrich Schmelzer, an Austrian composer and virtuoso violinist of the middle Baroque era, left an indelible mark on the musical landscape of his time. Born around 1620-1623 in Scheibbs, Austria, Schmelzer's early life remains shrouded in mystery, but his impact on the Habsburg court and the world of Baroque music is undeniable. Arriving in Vienna during the 1630s, he quickly established himself as a pivotal figure, enjoying a close relationship with Emperor Leopold I, who eventually ennobled him and appointed him as Kapellmeister in 1679. Schmelzer's prolific output includes over 150 dance suites, crafted for both dramatic performances and courtly dances, showcasing his mastery of the violin and his innovative compositional style. His contributions to the genre of solo violin music are particularly celebrated, making him a beloved figure among enthusiasts of Baroque music. Despite his untimely death during a plague epidemic in Prague in 1680, Schmelzer's legacy endures, inviting listeners to explore the rich tapestry of his musical genius.

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