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Fantasia in F major FaWV O:F1
01. L'arpa festante "Lamento"
02. L'arpa festante "Andante"
03. L'arpa festante "Largo ma non tanto"
04. L'arpa festante "Un poco allegro"
?Freudenbezeugung der Vier Tageszeiten? FaWV B:3
05. Georg Poplutz "Prolog (Phoebus): Der Rauch von eurer Opferglut"
06. Georg Poplutz "Rezitativo (Phoebus): Dass Menschen auf der Erden"
07. Georg Poplutz "Coro: Meine fr?hen Morgenstunden"
08. Georg Poplutz "Rezitativo (Phoebus, Hesperus, Cynthia, Aurora): Aurora, die vor meinem Wagen schreitet"
09. Georg Poplutz "Aria (Aurora): Mein erh?htes Rosenlicht"
10. Georg Poplutz "Rezitativo (Phoebus): Wahr ist's, das allgemeine Hoffen"
11. Georg Poplutz "Aria (Phoebus): Mein Glanz bestrahlet zwar die Welt"
12. Georg Poplutz "Rezitativo (Hesperus): Wenn andere den Tag anstatt der Sorge"
13. Georg Poplutz "Aria (Hesperus): Schlagt ihr Stunden teilt die Zeiten"
14. Georg Poplutz "Rezitativo (Cynthia): Wenn dann dein teures Haupt"
15. Georg Poplutz "Aria (Cynthia): Schlaf du Herrscher dieses Landes"
16. Georg Poplutz "Rezitativo (Aurora, Phoebus, Hesperus, Cynthia): Mein Morgenrot soll dir, Durchlauchtigster"
17. Georg Poplutz "Aria (Cynthia): Der Himmel kann dich nicht alleine lassen"
18. Georg Poplutz "Rezitativo (Phoebus): So lenke dann hierauf noch einen Gnadenblick"
19. Georg Poplutz "Coro: Es lebe F?rst Johann August"
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| Description: | The brief heyday of the Anhaltinische Hof in Zerbst (Saxony-Anhalt) coincided with the work of its court Kapellmeister Johann Friedrich Fasch. The benevolent and prudent Prince Johann August von Anhalt-Zerbst (1677-1742) expanded his court orchestra and engaged outstanding musicians for this purpose. The duties of his Kapellmeister were varied and extensive, including providing special compositions for the birthdays of the ruling family. For the prince's birthday on 9 June 1723, he composed The Four Day Times, a serenata for four soloists and a very colourful and lavish orchestra. With Aurora (the morning), Phoebus (the noon), Hesperus (the evening) and Cynthia (the night), the deities of the four times of day appear to pay homage to the ruler. The programme is complemented by an equally colourful four-movement Fantasia, which unusually requires three different soloist scorings: first 2 oboes, then 2 transverse flutes and the last two movements are then a first version of Fasch's concerto for chalumeau, the preliminary form of the clarinet. All works are world premiere recordings.
- The brief heyday of the Anhaltinische Hof in Zerbst (Saxony-Anhalt) coincided with the work of it's court Kapellmeister Johann Friedrich Fasch. The benevolent and prudent Prince Johann August von Anhalt-Zerbst (1677-1742) expanded his court orchestra and engaged outstanding musicians for this purpose. The duties of his Kapellmeister were varied and extensive, including providing special compositions for the birthdays of the ruling family. For the prince's birthday on 9 June 1723, he composed "The Four Day Times", a serenata for four soloists and a very colourful and lavish orchestra. With Aurora (the morning), Phoebus (the noon), Hesperus (the evening) and Cynthia (the night), the deities of the four times of day appear to pay homage to the ruler. The programme is complemented by an equally colourful four-movement Fantasia, which unusually requires three different soloist scorings: first 2 oboes, then 2 transverse flutes and the last two movements are then a first version of Fasch's concerto for chalumeau, the preliminary form of the clarinet. All works are world premiere recordings."The Four Times of Day" is a captivating CD that brings together the exceptional talents of Hofbauer, Mauch, Poplutz, Gropper, Uhl, and the renowned ensemble l'arpa Festante. This recording explores musical interpretations inspired by the different times of day'a journey from dawn to nightfall'showcasing both vocal and instrumental brilliance rooted in Baroque traditions. The artists are celebrated for their historically informed performances and have graced major European concert halls with critically acclaimed projects. Christophorus, the label behind this release, is known for its dedication to early music and high-quality productions that bridge tradition with modern listening experiences. |
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CHR77480 |
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