Gottfried Philipp Flor: Neujahrskantate "Redet untereinander" (CD)

Gottfried Philipp Flor: Neujahrskantate "Redet untereinander"

Gottfried Philipp Flor (1682-1723)

Neujahrskantate "Redet untereinander"

Originaltitel der CD: Wenn ich nur Dich hab

Mit weiteren Werken von: Christian Flor (1626-1697) , Johann Friedrich Meister (1638-1697) , Dieterich Buxtehude (1637-1707) , Franz Tunder (1614-1667) , Nicolaus Bruhns (1665-1697) , Johann Mattheson (1681-1764)

Mitwirkende: Richard Resch, Ensemble La Silla

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+Christian Flor: Inter Brachia Salvatore mei; Es ist genug
+Johann Friedrich Meister: Ach Herr, strafe mich nicht
+Dieterich Buxtehude: Herr, wenn ich nur dich hab
+Franz Tunder: An Wasserflüssen Babylon; Ach Herr, lass deine lieben Engelein
+Nikolaus Bruhns: Wein, ach wein jetzt um die Wette
+Johann Mattheson: Ach Absalom

Künstler: Richard Resch, Ensemble La Silla
Label: Carpe Diem, DDD, 2022
Bestellnummer: 11059744
Erscheinungstermin: 4.11.2022

Wiederentdecktes
Auf seinem Debüt-Soloalbum für CARPE DIEM präsentiert der deutsche Tenor Richard Resch eine Auswahl frühbarocker Kantaten und anderer Vokalmusikwerke aus Norddeutschland. Zusammen mit dem Ensemble La Silla erkundet er dieses schöne, allerdings nicht so bekannte Repertoire, darunter auch zwei Weltersteinspielungen von wiederentdeckten Werken von Johann Friedrich Meister und Gottfried Philipp Flor.

Tracklisting
Mitwirkende

Disk 1 von 1 (CD)

1 Inter Brachia Salvatoris mei
2 Ach Herr, strafe mich nicht
3 Redet Untereinander I. Aria
4 Redet Untereinander II. Recitativo
5 Redet Untereinander III. Aria
6 Redet Untereinander IV. Rezitativ
7 Redet Untereinander V. Choral
8 Herr, wenn ich nur Dich hab
9 An Wasserflüssen Babylon
10 Wein, ach wein jetzt um die Wette
11 Es ist gnug
12 Ach Absalom
13 Ach Herr, lass Deine lieben Engelein

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Gottfried Philipp Flor (1682-1723)

Neujahrskantate "Redet untereinander"

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Shockingly existencial

An extraordinary recording and a great moment for this difficult, still somewhat unknown repertoire: tenor Richard Resch and the ensemble "La Silla" interpret a selection of North German baroque songs and cantatas that revolve around the themes of transience and grief, hope of salvation and peace of mind. Resch's characteristic, baritonal darkened voice has a luminous core, which he is very disciplined in and uses with a minimum of vibrato. The resulting sound is nonetheless of a compelling intensity. Apparently, the singer does not simply want to "please" or beguile in a tasteful way with his design - which Resch is nevertheless able to do with his beautiful tone - but to touch and shake existentially. And he does this in a special way. Apart from Dieterich Buxtehude, the composers gathered on this CD are not necessarily popular, but rather niche repertoire. Nevertheless, Franz Tunder, Christian Flor and Johann Mattheson, like the other "little masters", made a substantial contribution to German Baroque, as you can hear here. Some pieces are already known in other interpretations, also in different voice registers. But one should rarely have heard Mattheson's overwhelming Absalom lament, Christian Flor's reaching out to heaven confession "Inter Brachia Salvatoris mei" or the restrained jubilation of Buxtehude's "Lord, if I only have you" so urgently and soulfully. Resch weighs every word and the musical rhetoric carefully and does not shy away from strong, moving emphasis and tones of pain, without ever drifting into the artificial. It's always a tightrope walk, which nonetheless suits this emotionally charged music very well. The exciting slowness of his performance and the many disturbing moments of deep silence - as a listener you hold your breath - increase the effect even more. Presented with such intense intensity, this seemingly distant repertoire moves disturbingly close to today's listeners. This corresponds to the no less sensitive instrumental accompaniment by the ensemble "La Silla", in which the often very sparsely arranged music sometimes only hangs on a few notes. The inner richness of this music is hidden behind superficial, often forced limitations of means, a consequence of the Thirty Years' War. Making this richness audible in the strict simplicity of music is a great art.