An educational programme featuring early music. Today devoted to Polish composers from the Renaissance and Baroque.
Polish music was greatly influenced by Italian musicians, especially during the 17th century. But there were certainly composers who had a sound of their own, like Adam Jarzębski, Bartłomiej Pękiel and Stanisław Sylwester Szarzyński.
Mikołaj Radomski (first part 15th century)
1. Alleluia
2. Magnificat
Early Music New York conducted by Frederick Renz
(Ex Cathedra Records, 2006)
Mikołaj Zieleński (ca. 1560 – ca. 1620)
3. Mirabilis Deus
4. Magnificat
Les Traversées Baroques and Fiori Musicali conducted by Etienne Meyer
(K617 K617248, 2015)
Adam Jarzębski (ca. 1590 – ca. 1648)
5. Concerto primo a 2, soprano & tenor
6. Concerto secondo a 2, soprano e tenor
7. Concerto terzo a 2, soprano bastarda
8. Nova Casa: concerto a 4, 3 soprani e basso
Ensemble Mensa Sonora conducted by Jean Maillet
(Pierre Verany PV799032, 1999; Arion, 2010)
Bartłomiej Pękiel (after 1600 – ca. 1670)
9. Kyrie
10. Gloria
11. Sanctus
12. Benedictus
13. Agnus Dei
The Sixteen conducted by Eamonn Dougan
(The Sixteen Productions Ltd, 2013)
Stanisław Sylwester Szarzyński (ca. 1670 – after 1713)
14. Gloria in excelcis
15. Sonata a 3 in D
Bornus Consort, Tempus, Concerto Antemurale, Trombastic and Gorczycki Sarmatisch Choir conducted by Robert Pozarski
(DUX 1172, 2015)
Complement:
Adam z Wagrowca (ca. 1600 – 1629)
16. In elevatione cum fantasia
Bornus Consort, Tempus, Concerto Antemurale, Trombastic and Gorczycki Sarmatisch Choir conducted by Robert Pozarski
(DUX 1172, 2015)
