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Zelenka, Jan Dismas (1679-1745)

Zelenka Zelenka

Lamentationes Jeremiae ZWV 203

Lamentation 2, Easter Eve (#6),

Soprano, tenor, obbl violin, oboe and bassoon, continuo.          

Three arias (two recits) (D-Dl Mus. 2358-D4)

Carus Verlag 40.762/60

CD Chandos baroque, Helios CDH55106, tracks 23-27

http://www.amazon.com/Lamentations-Jeremiah-Zelenka/dp/B000063TSW/ref=pd_sim_m_2

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PJLRIgEm8bk&feature=related

 

Attendite et videte ZWV 59

Aria “Deus regit nos”,

Bass, obbl violin, viola and bassoon, continuo   

(D-Dl Mus. 2358-D-77)

 

Gesù al Calvario ZWV 62

#13 Aria “S’una sol lagrima”

Alto, 2 oboes, bassoni, strings, continuo

# 18 Duetto “Santo amor, che tanto pene”

Soprano, alto, chalumeau, violini unis, fagotti con sord., continuo

# 20 Aria “Che fiero martire”

Soprano, chalumeau, flauti e oboi, 2 fagotti, strings, continuo

Score: Prisca-Verlag Vaduz/Liechtenstein 1980 (Ed. H-J Irmen), pp 106-135,182-199, 208-242.

In this edition the role of Gesù is set for bass; in the original it is set for alto

CD Capriccio 10887/88 Hermann Max, CD 1 track 13, CD 2 tracks 4, 6.

 

Motet: Barbara dira effera ! ZWV 164,

Alto, fagotto concertante, strings

(D-Dl Mus. 2358-E-36)

Manuscript score, prepared 1986 from the original source, reproduced

here with the generous permission of Janice Stockigt, Melbourne and

the Sächsische Landes-Staats-und-Universitätsbibliothek, Dresden.

(Note that in the .pdf file the fagotto part is the fourth line from the bottom throughout)

CD: Ensemble Inégal, Prague Baroque Soloists, Viktora, Nibiru 01542231, tracks 17-19

 


Motet: Qui nihil sortis ZWV 211,

Soprano, alto, oboe concertante, fagotto concertante,

strings, continuo  (D-Dl Mus. 2358-E-37).

The original score of this work is heavily damaged. I am grateful to Vaughan McAlley

for preparation of a draft score, presented here with permission from the

Sächsische Landes-Staats-und-Universitätsbibliothek, Dresden.

 

Manuscripts of these Zelenka works are held at that library (D-Dl)

 

As yet, there are no published editions of  ZWV 59, 164, 211; 

Modern transcriptions, in score, may be available for study

through Das Erbe Deutscher Musik,Tübingen

erbe.deutscher.musik@t-online.de

http://www.erbedeutschermusik.de/edm-e-al.htm

Catalog 2009 pp 72-75.

 

General Reference:

Janice B Stockigt, Jan Dismas Zelenka; A Bohemian musician at the court of Dresden.

Oxford University Press, 2000