Jan Dismas Zelenka: Melodrama De Sancto Wenceslao ZWF 175 (2 CDs)

Jan Dismas Zelenka (1679-1745)

Anna Hlavenkova, Markus Forster, Noemi Kiss, Jaroslav Brezina, Marek Stryncl, Peter Zajicek, Eric Baude-Delhommais, Boni Pueri, Ensemble Philidor

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Künstler:: Noemi Kiss, Anna Hlavenkova, Markus Forster, Jaroslav Brezina, Boni Pueri, Musica Florea, Musica Aeterna, Ensemble Philidor, Marek Stryncl, Peter Zajicek, Eric Baude-Delhommais
Label:: Supraphon
Aufnahmejahr ca.:: 2000
Artikelnummer:: 3105972
UPC/EAN:: 0099925411329
Erscheinungstermin:: 21.9.2012
Serie:: Music From 18th-Century Prague

Zelenkas Melodram „Sub olea pacis“ zur Krönung Karls VI. im Jahre 1723 in Prag verlangte seinerzeit 150 Musiker und Sänger. Im Juli 2000 gelang im Prager Schloss eine überwältigende Wiederaufführung in originaler Besetzung unter der Leitung von Marek Stryncl. Bonus der vorliegenden Wiederveröffentlichung; das Faksimile des Libretto-Druckes, von dem damals über 4000 Stück verkauft wurden, im pdf-Format.

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One of the highlights of Supraphon´s edition programme for the current year is represented by the world premiere of a truly remarkable work: the coronation opera, Sub olea pacis, by the greatest Czech Baroque composer, Jan Dismas Zelenka (1679 - 1745). The spectacular Prague coronation of the Habsburg Emperor Charles VI as King of Bohemia in 1723 was duly contributed to by Prague´s chapter of the Jesuit order whose members commissioned from the then foremost living Czech composer - who was incidentally likewise their former student - a grandiose musical fresco. The composer happily complied with their request, and he even came personally to Prague, to see to the production of his work. It can now be safely said that the fruit of his creative endeavour proved an undisputed achievement. Throughout its hour-and-a-half-long duration, the composition affirms its status as one of the finest products of the Baroque aesthetic canon. Beyond that, in terms of form, it is one of the four completely preserved works in the genre known as "school plays."

Seizing the opportunity of the opera´s renewed premiere, at Prague Castle in July 2000, Supraphon lost no time and invited the several dozen artists from various parts of Europe involved in that successful staging immediately after the event to a series of studio sessions which took place in Prague Castle´s Rothmayer Hall. Under the direction of Marek Stryncl, an expert on early music, the project was carried through to successful completion. Consequently, disc collectors can now at last look forward to an actual listening enjoyment of a composition they have until now encountered only on textbooks, and whose present re-creation is certain to bring them a lot of pleasure.

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D. Klug in FonoForum 2/02: "Ein Fest barocker Stimmkunst. Durchweg erfreulich auch die frische, differenzierte Spielweise des Instrumentalensembles. Bei aller tänzerischen Leichtigkeit, die dieser Musik innewohnt, formt Marek Stryncl sinnvolle, dynamische fein ausgelotete Spannungsbögen und verschafft dem Opus auf diese Weise Stringenz."