Pieter-Jan Belder / 17th Century Music From Netherlands
CD
2 disc(s) 31-01-2019
Classical
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Extra info: | Pieter-Jan Belder / 17th Century Music From Netherlands |
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Drager: | CD |
Maatschappij: | Niet aangegeven |
Label: | Brilliant Classics |
Barcode: | 5028421959177 |
Artikelcode: | X39021 |
Suffix - prefix: | 95917 |
Solist(en): | PIETER-JAN BELDER |
Musica Amphion, Pieter-Jan Belder
Songs and dances, fantasias and sonatas by native contemporaries of the master Dutch draughtsman and painter; an engrossing portrait in sound of 17th-century Dutch high culture.
Mahler based the second movement of his Seventh Symphony on The Night Watch by Rembrandt, but the painter himself depicted few musicians and no acquaintances with musicians are known. His most famous musical contemporary was the keyboardist and composer Sweelinck, whose setting of Psalm 1 is presented here in a consort-style recording alongside three keyboard works played on harpsichord and organ.
This collection also highlights much more unfamiliar names to illustrate the rich musical culture of the Low Countries at the time of the painter’s flourishing. There are vivid sacred madrigals by Herman Hollanders; stylish pavans by Cornelis Schuyt; a transcribed, extensive Salve Regina for organ by Pieter Cornet; a song for solo recorder by the lutenist Jacob van Eyck, Doen Daphne d’Over schoone Maegt; solo-vocal motets by the poet and diplomat Constantijn Huygens, who did in fact know Rembrandt; and much, much more.
All the works and composers, however unfamiliar, are elucidated in an invaluable booklet essay. The organ recordings were made in the Oude Kerk of Amsterdam which played a significant role in Rembrandt’s life (and became the resting place of his wife, Saskia), on the church’s transept organ, which has been newly restored to the meantone temperament which the composers on this album would have known and written for. Full sung texts are also included in this invaluable and unrivalled collection.
anon.:
Daphne (3 Variations)
Ban:
Me veux tu voir mourir 1640 (in contest with Boesset)
Barlasca:
Vijfde Fantasia
Buns:
Trio Sonata No. 7 in F sharp minor / E flat minor
Cornet:
Salve Regina
Eyck:
Doen Daphne d'over schoone Maeght
Hacquart:
Sonata VIII a Quatro for 2 violins, viola, viola da gamba & b.c.
Herwich:
Concerto
Hollanders:
Antequam comedam suspiro
Cum inferni tenerbris
Dolor me compellit dicere
Huygens:
Air
De profundis
Pathodia Sacra et Profana
Quare tristes es
Usquequo,Domine
Merula:
't Hane en 't Henne-gekray
Noordt, A:
Psalm 2
Sonata a flauto solo e basso continuo in F major
Padbrué:
Madrigal 'Dat ick betovert ben'
Schop, J:
Almande
Brande Mr. Primerose
Sarabande op La Suedoise
Schuyt, C:
Canzona 'La Barca'
Pavaen en gagliarda 10 (six part consort)
Sweelinck:
Almande Gratie, SwWV318/N7 'More Palatino'
Hexachord Fantasia
Pavana Lachrimae
Psalm 1
Vallet:
Fortune Angloise / Malle Sijmen / Slaep, Zoete Slaep
Verrijt:
Flammae Divinae Op. 5
Quae Habitas in Hortis