Jan Dismas Zelenka: Missa votiva e moll ZWV 18 / Collegium 1704 / Václav Luks

[@adhardino9781]

really fantastic composition, interpretation and sound quality!

[@riccardoconte9060]

Queste messe di Zelenka sono stupefacenti e meravigliose e il Collegium 1704 le esegue magnificamente.

[@douglehrer4385]

This was my introduction to Zelenka's music about 10 years ago. I was hooked immediately and since have bought about 40 CDs of his music!

[@businaBNL]

Правда дисков у меня нет,но музыка у меня вызвала огромное потрясение. С тех пор слушаю и наслаждаюсь.

[@roberthoffmann3551]

Thank you for uploading this PEARL in a good quality. For those who don't know: Zelenka wrote this mass as a piece of thanksgiving to God for his recovery from a serious illness. And this wonderful music will always lift up your soul whenever you are feeling down. And sorry for sounding overclever but it is good to know about this Czech maestro that while the protestant Bach - who is of course unsurpassable in a sense - is the everlasting bard of pain, sorrow, tragedy, Zelenka (Dismas-the penitent thief on Jesus's right side) is the everlasting bard and apostle of hope. He was the most genuine figure of the counterrefromation. Few people know what a great composer he was standing right next to Bach. Blessed are those who know his music.

[@marionlouise8914]

Bach also offers much comfort, hope and joy. Not only sadness and pain. That doesn't do him right! He admired Zelenka I read. A great mass indeed, but Bach also wrote great masses. One must respect them both.

[@jalapablocrypto]

Bach could be just as exuberant in transmitting joy as he could with plunging you into the depths of sorrow. And Zelenka could do the same. Have you heard the latter's Lamentations?

[@stem2603]

@@jalapablocrypto True, but overall, compared to Zelenka I think Bach is a bit more solemn and the hope and joy in his music is a bit more subtle. If it makes sense, Zelenka's joy and spirit tends a bit more towards the music of C.P.E. Bach.

[@roberthoffmann3551]

@@jalapablocrypto No doubt. The lamentations is a different genre. And of course, Bach can be just as exuberant in transmitting joy. And @stem is right when he says that Bach is more solemn and less 'pagan' or 'Catholic' on this field.

[@alexandertagantsev5448]

Great!

[@stem2603]

It was amazing to hear this for the first time. Bought the CD right after hearing the first few minutes and shuffling through some parts. My first impression was a sort of Catholic version of Bach, which is frankly how some would characterise him. The performance Vaclav and Collegium (Vocale) 1704 is mind blowing.

[@heinretter3608]

ZELENKA ist es wert, in Erinnerung behalten zu werden, wie dies hier geschieht. Welche Vielfalt des musikalischen Ausdrucks und welche Frisches, welches Engagement des Collegiums 1704 bei der Wiedergabe des Werks.

[@triniblack887]

❤🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤

[@lauterunvollkommenheit4344]

Fabulous.

[@eugeniosanguineti3947]

Di Vertiginosa incantazione.

[@linoramos6909]

Maravilhoso!

[@febronius1]

Možda najbolje od Zelenke,a svakako Zelenku nitko bolje ne interpretira od maestra Luksa i suradnika

[@eldarpezer2927]

Slažem se

[@leonardoiglesias2394]

How interesting. The conductor conducts later than the orchestra plays…nice technik.

[@sheilaluppi]

Que magnífico! Alguém sabe dizer que lugar é esse?

[@liane58]

Church of Saint Wenceslaus, in Opava, North Moravia and Silesia. Czech Republic near Polish border

[@donpratt1732]

1. Kyrie 2. Christe eleison 🙏🏻🖤 *04:32* 09.33 🖤🙏🏻 3. Kyrie 2 4. Kyrie 3 5. Gloria 6. Gratias agimus tibi 7. Qui tollis 🙏🏻🖤 *18:31* 23.02 🖤🙏🏻 (sadly, unwatchable; such a poor print) 8. Qui sedes 9. Quoniam to solus sanctus 10. Cum Sancto Spiritu 1 11. Cum Sancto Spiritu 2 12. Credo 13. Et incarnatus est 14. Crucifixus 15. Et resurrexit 16. Sanctus 17. Benedictus 18. Osanna in excelsis 19. Agnus Dei 20. Dona nobis pacem

[@user-co5me7yn7w]

Kriste look like on Krisne

[@gerardgrimard2990]

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