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Collegium 1704, Václav Luks - Jan Dismas Zelenka: Orchestral Works (2005)

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Date: 6 Mar 2023 08:25:55

An innovative Baroque composer whose reputation was steadily on the rise during the anything-goes years of the waning twentieth century, Jan Dismas Zelenka was born in Lounovice, Bohemia (now part of the Czech Republic). He was a court musician in Dresden for most of his career, and both J.S. Bach and Georg Philipp Telemann knew and admired his music. Except for brief periods of travel, during which he refined his craft (he took lessons from Fux and Lotti even after his own technique had been perfected), he served as a double bass player in the court orchestra and later aided the ailing court music director Heinichen in his duties. Upon Heinichen's death, the position was awarded to another musician, which greatly disappointed Zelenka, who felt that his accomplishments as a composer had not been recognized. He died in Dresden, on December 22, 1745.
Zelenka was best known, in his own time as in ours, for his harmonic and dynamic daring. An indefatigable experimentalist, he pushed the often conventional harmonic language of the Baroque to its limits, frequently using chromaticism in general and unresolved chains of suspensions in particular. Zelenka's dynamic markings, quite unusual for the Baroque, bring to mind a composer of the Romantic era. It is to his credit that the unusual devices he employed were woven into a composition's basic concept, and not treated as mere tricks. Zelenka was also known for his pioneering use of Czech folk rhythms, anticipating Haydn's use of central European folk music by half a century. Many of his innovations appear in his trio sonatas and other instrumental works (one of which bears the witty – and enigmatic – name of "Hipocondrie à 7"). It should noted that Zelenka also wrote a great deal of choral music of a more conventional character, including some in the stile antico – the strict polyphonic style of the Renaissance.

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Track List:

Ouverture à 7 Concertanti (In F)
1. Ouverture 7:54
2. Aria 3:27
3. Menuet I, II 2:54
4. Siciliano 5:06
5. Folie 1:37
Sonáta Č. 3 B Dur
6. Adagio 4:15
7. Allegro 4:17
8. Largo 2:54
9. Allegro. Tempo Giusto 4:57
Concerto à 8 Concertanti (In G)
10. Allegro 5:51
11. Largo 4:00
12. Allegro 6:07
Hipocondrie à 7 Concertanti
13. Hipocondrie à 7 Concertanti (In A) 8:06
Simphonie à 8 Concertanti (in A)
14. Tempo Di Gavotta 2:32
15. Menuet I, II 3:15

Performers:
Elsa Frank - oboe
David Plantier - violin
Eckhard Lenzing - bassoon
Václav Luks - harpsichord
Collegium 1704
Václav Luks - conductor

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