Jan Dismas Zelenka (1679-1745) Miserere in c-minor, ZWV 57 for Soprano solo, Choir, 2 Oboes, Strings and Continuo: III. Gloria Patri I. IV. Gloria Patri II - Miserere mei Deus III.
zelenka's music just is amazing but this orchestra and choir did an amazing job at interpreting this wonderful music. good job. please, come to Madrid; i'd love to see you live.
This is almost like Baroque Heavy Metal, with those chugging Basso Continuo, and virtually the Violas are ripping 16ths throughout the whole piece. And the Soprano Solo in the Gloria Patri I is almost like Sebastian Bach of Skid Row. Truly, a Beautiful, but underperformed gem.
@ScurvyOaks I fully agree. I've discovered the composer just today, but in several of his works works, I already noticed he is reaching to the heavens in a very delictate way, which I've so far thought to be unique for Bach.
Zelenka was similar to Bach in some ways, but was much more oriented toward the galant style than Bach ever was. Some of Zelenka's music sounds almost pre-Classical in a way that Bach's does not.
So while Zelenka respected the contrapuntal discipline and the "stile antico", as Bach did, he also was more amenable to the fashions of the time and could write in a galant or operatic style if he chose.
zelenka's music just is amazing but this orchestra and choir did an amazing job at interpreting this wonderful music. good job. please, come to Madrid; i'd love to see you live.
This is almost like Baroque Heavy Metal, with those chugging Basso Continuo, and virtually the Violas are ripping 16ths throughout the whole piece. And the Soprano Solo in the Gloria Patri I is almost like Sebastian Bach of Skid Row. Truly, a Beautiful, but underperformed gem.
So moving,
so sublime,
so moving.
Positively indescribable.
@ScurvyOaks
I fully agree. I've discovered the composer just today, but in several of his works
works, I already noticed he is reaching to the heavens in a very delictate way, which I've so far thought to be unique for Bach.
At 5:56 for about 15 seconds the music with its driving force seems to foreshadow Mozart.
kao dio rekvijema ili mise u C molu ?
At times it feels like "Bach meets Mozart".
IV. Gloria Patri II - Miserere mei Deus III. 3:44
Zelenka was similar to Bach in some ways, but was much more oriented toward the galant style than Bach ever was. Some of Zelenka's music sounds almost pre-Classical in a way that Bach's does not.
I think this sounds more similar to Handel
o my god this is amaizing so powerfull composer and not famous than handel and bach why this works is perfect
Da li je tu glas Hane Blažikove ?Ili mi se čini da ju svugdje čujem, kod čeških kompozitora ?
Please identify the group performing!
I believe it's Paul Dombrecht & Il Fondamento.
Agreed
So while Zelenka respected the contrapuntal discipline and the "stile antico", as Bach did, he also was more amenable to the fashions of the time and could write in a galant or operatic style if he chose.
Reminds me of Mozart
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