
Voices of Antiquity #2644
. . . the passing of years has done little to diminish the compelling voice of organs from the 16th, 17th and 18th centuries.
Hour 1
HANS KOTTER: Kochersberger Spanieler. JAN PIETERSZOON SWEELINCK: Toccata in d –Reinhard Jaud (1558 Ebert/Hofkirche, Innsbruch, Austria) ORF 259
PAUL HOFHAIMER (attrib.): 4 Pieces (Ein fröhlich Wesen; Nach Willen dein’; Spanieler Tanz) –Jean-Claude Zehnder (1519 Bizzari-1589 Antegnanti/Chiesa di Campagna, Ponte, Italy) Motette 13441
GIROLAMO FRESCOBALDI: Galliard No. 1 in a. CARLO GESUALDO: Gagliarda dei Principe de Verona –E. Power Biggs (1475 Da Prato & 1596 Malamini/San Petronio Basilica, Bologna, Italy) Sony Classical 19658828772
JOHANN SPETH: Magnificat on the 5th Tone –Cant.Arte Ensemble,Regensburg/Hubert Velten; Roland Götz (1737 Baumeister/Franciscan Cloister, Maihingen, Germany) FSM 96.518
JACQUES BOYVIN: Suite on the 6th Tone (Book 2) –Lidia Ksiazkiewicz (1714 Boizard/Church of St. Michael, Thierache, France) Orgues de Laon 01
PADRE ANTONIO SOLER: 2 Sonatas in C (Nos. 44 & 54) –Martin Schmeding (1762 Bosch/Sant Andreu, Santanyi, Mallorca) Cybele 001404
Filler – SWEELINCK (see above)
Hour 2
JOHANN PETER KELLNER: Was Gott tut, das ist wohlgetan –Michel Chapuis (1754 Riepp/Collegiate Church, Dole, France) Plenum Vox 001
NICOLAUS BRUHNS: Fantasia, Nun komm, der Heiden Heiland –Bert Matter (1643 Bader/ St. Walburgskerk, Zutphen, Netherlands) Musica Walburga 91001
JAN ZWART: 2 Psalm Preludes (Psalms 6 & 47) –Willem Hendrik Zwart (1742 Hinsz/Bovenkerk, Kampen, Netherlands) Ichtus 3155
JOHN BULL: Ein Kindlein is ons geboren –Vincent van Laar (1630 Eckman-1659 De Mare/Village Church, Midwolde, Netherlands) Stichting Midwolde 260598
JOHANN LUDWIG KREBS: Sonata No. 3 in B-flat –Martin Haselböck (1742 G. Silbermann/Parish Church, Zöblitz, Germany) Querstand 0220/4
MICHAEL PRAETORIUS: Fantasia, Wir glauben all an einen Gott –Jean-Charles Ablitzer (1624 Scherer/St. Stephen’s Church, Tangermünde, Germany) Alpha 114
Filler- SOLER Sonata No. 44 (see above)
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