Folk songs and music of J.S.Bach

Sinikka Langeland: voice, kantele
Lars Anders Tomter: viola
Kåre Nordstoga: organ

Miklós Perényi: violoncello

Lenka Cafourková: soprano; Gabriela Eibenová: soprano; Jonathan Mayenschein: alto; Tobias Hunger: tenor; Tomáš Šelc: bass

Ensemble Inégal conducted by Adam Viktora

Gabriela Eibenová: soprano; Lenka Cafourková: soprano; Jaro Kirchgessner: alto; Jonathan Mayenschein: alto; David Erler: alto; Tobias Hunger: tenor; Tadeáš Hoza: bass; Tomáš Šelc: bass

Ensemble Inégal conducted by Adam Viktora

Ensemble Inégal conducted by Adam Viktora

With this recording of Missa Sanctae Caeciliae (ZWV 1) and the motet Currite ad Aras (ZWV 166) two ‘firsts’ of Zelenka are presented: Missa Sanctae Caeciliae is his earliest mass composition, and Currite ad Aras is the first-known work written after Zelenka was sent to Vienna in 1716.

Czech Ensemble Baroque, Roman Válek conductor

Pavla Radostová soprano, Romana Kružíková soprano, Lucie Netušilová Karafiátová alto, Matej Benda contra-tenor, Jakub Kubín tenor, Jiří Miroslav Procházka bass
 

Missa Omnium Sanctorum ZWV 21
Christe eleison ZWV 29
Barbara dira effera ZWV 164

Kai Wessel - alto, Gabriela Eibenová - soprano, Jan Kobow - tenor, Tomáš Král - bass, Marián Krejčík - bass

Ensemble Inégal, Prague Baroque Soloists - Adam Viktora, conductor

+ 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