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Jan Dismas Zelenka (1679-1745) - Missa Corporis Domini (1719)

★ Follow music ►   / reciclassicat   Composer: Jan Dismas Zelenka (1679-1745) Work: Missa | Corporis Domini. | a 4. | C: A: T: B: | Violini 2 | Oboe 2. | Viola e | Basso Continuo (1719), ZWV Z 3 Performers: Helena Hοzοvá (soprano); Tereza Zіmkοvá (soprano); Aneta Petrаsοvá (contralto); Kamila Mazаlová (contralto); Ondrej Hοlub (tenor); Tadeáš Hοza (bass); Tomáš Šеlc (bass); Martin Vаcula (bass); Josef Kovаcіc (bass); Collegium Vocale 1704; Collegium 1704; Václav Lսks (conductor) Missa Corporis Domini (1719) 1. Kyrie 0:00 2. Credo 5:28 3. Sanctus 16:52 4. Benedictus 18:31 5. Agnus Dei 23:42 Painting: Johann Georg Platzer (1704-1761) - Der wunderbare Fischzug HD image: https://flic.kr/p/2rMPjC3 Further info: https://rism.online/sources/212006522 Listen free: No available --- Jan (Lukáš Ignatius) Dismas Zelenka [Zekenka] (Louňovice pod Blaníkem, bap. 16 October 1679 - Dresden, 22/23 December 1745) Bohemian composer. He was the son of an organist and it is most probable that he received his early music training from his father. About 1710 he went to Prague, where he attended the Jesuit Clementinum. He also learned to play the double bass and was a member of the orchestra of Count Hartog. Upon Hartog's recommendation in 1710, he was accepted as a member of the Dresden court orchestra. In 1715 he went to Venice to study with Lotti and, between 1716 and 1719, he spent considerable time in Vienna studying with Johann Joseph Fux. With his training completed, he remained at the Dresden court for the rest of his life. In 1721 he became vice-Kapellmeister there, but was passed over as Kapellmeister in 1731 when Hasse accepted the court's appointment. In 1735 he was named Kirchen-compositeur to the court. Zelenka was particularly known during his lifetime as a composer of sacred music, winning the admiration of Bach and Telemann. His extensive output of such music included the oratorios 'Il serpente di bronzo' (1730), 'Gesu al Calvario' (1735), and 'I Penitenti al sepolchro del Redentore' (1736), about 20 masses, 2 Magnificats, over 35 cantatas, and various motets, Psalms, antiphons, hymns, and other pieces. For the coronation of the Holy Roman Emperor Karl VI as King of Bohemia, he composed the Melodrama de Sancto Wenceslao ("Sub olea pacis et palma virtutis conspicua orbi Regia Bohemiae Corona"), which was first performed in Frankfurt am Main on 12 November 1723. Almost all of the manuscripts of Zelenka's sacred music were lost in 1945. Since several of his instrumental works were published in his lifetime, copies have survived and today Zelenka is known as a distinguished and refreshing composer of instrumental music. Among his extant works for orchestra are 5 capriccios (1-4, 1717-18; 5, 1729), a Simphonie a 8 Concertante (1723), a Concerto a 8 Concertante (1723), and the Hipocondrie a 7 Concercante (1723). Also extant are 6 Trio or Quadro Sonatas for 2 Oboes, Bassoon, and Basso Continuo (c.1720).