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Ensemble Inégal Prague Baroque Soloists directed by Adam Viktora
Lenka Cafourková – soprano, David Erler – alto, Tobias Hunger – tenor, Lisandro Abadie – bass
+ Litaniae Omnium Sanctorum ZWV 53
Cyril Auvity - tenor Marián Krejčík – bass Gabriela Eibenová – soprano Terry Wey – alto
Ensemble Inégal & Prague Baroque Soloists conducted by Adam Viktora
Graupner, Bach J.S., Bach C.P.E., Štěpán, Mozart, Howells
Jaroslav Tůma - clavichord, Johann Christoph Georg Schiedmayer, 1787
Joseph Renner: Sonáta g moll op. 29 Sigfrid Karg-Elert: Choral-Improvisationen op. 65/38: Jesu, meine Freude (Passacaglia) Otomar Kvěch: Malá suita pro varhany (A Little Suite For Organ) Johann Sebastian Bach: Passacaglia c moll BWV 582 Franz Liszt: Weinen, Klagen, Sorgen, Zagen. Variace na téma J. S. Bacha S.673 organ by G. F. Steinmeyer & Co, 1875 (Oettingen, a town in Bavaria)
Dixit Dominus RV 595, Magnificat RV 610b, Laudate pueri RV 600, Salve Regina RV 617
Gabriela Eibenová - soprano, Hana Blažíková - soprano, Marta Fadljevičová - soprano, Lester Lardenoye - alto, Jaroslav Březina - tenor, Tomáš Král - bass
Ensemble Inégal, Prague Baroque Soloists, conducted by Adam Viktora
Schola strahoviensis – Gorazd Krušina, Ambrož Šámal, Jan Samiec, Řehoř Žáček, Christian Pšenička Jakub Janšta – organ in Chyšky In this performance by the Schola of the Strahov Premonstratensians, traditional liturgical songs blend in unique harmony with the organist Jakub Jansta, who introduces the new organ at Chysky with his improvisations and the compositions of J.S.Bach. The organ, constructed by the Italian organ builder Giovanni Pradella, has the noble task of stirring and rousing not only the space of the church but, above all, the souls of the listeners to the glory of the Triune God. This recording is an expression of gratitude to all those who supported the ‚Pradella organ project‘.
Gabriela Eibenová – canto I Daniela Čermáková – canto II
Ensemble Inégal directed by Adam Viktora
Jaroslav Tůma: organ built by Johann Franz Kannhäuser (1733) was restored by Marek Vorlíček (2019)