MISSA À 5 VOCI CON STROMENTI

Composer(s): Giacomo Sarcuni

Artist(s): La Hispanoflamenca, Le Pavillon de Musique
Reference: KTC1763
Barcode: 8711801017631
Format: 1 CD
Release date: 2023-01-01
SKU: KTC1763 Categories: , ,

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Giacomo Sarcuni, a forgotten genius

Giacomo Sarcuni... a name that probably means nothing to you, although he achieved considerable fame as a composer and music teacher in Naples during the 18th century. His life and career had never been the subject of research until quite recently; all that was known of him was that he was mentioned as maestro di cappella of the Archdiocese of Naples in Frederick Aquilina’s Benigno Zarafa and the Neapolitan Galant Style. His name is not included in the major music encyclopaedias and his manuscripts have never been the subject of archival research.

Ann Cnop
In 2020, Belgian violinist Ann Cnop founded the professional ensemble le Pavillon de Musique based in Mechelen. From its inception, the ensemble has had a very clear mission. Away from the beaten track, to let the general public at home and abroad rediscover forgotten and lost works from the Baroque era. The ensemble works with a permanent core of highly specialised professional musicians with extensive experience in early music, but also with varying line-ups depending on each project.

As a musician, PhD in the arts and researcher, Ann Cnop has been active on the early music scene for many years and specialises in academic and historical research on well-known and lesser-known composers and ancient manuscripts. Within this never-ending scholarly research, le Pavillon de Musique is the perfect partner. The ensemble brings the results of this to the listener with constant vigilance about quality and authenticity and with high-level performances.

Bart Vandewege

Bart Vandewege is a Belgian composer, director, singer and producer, based in Madrid. His versatility as a musician is the result of his studies both of musical theory (harmony, counterpoint, composition) and of singing, flute and piano at Belgian conservatories. His musical exploration led him to specialize in early music, traditional music, contemporary music and jazz. Meanwhile, he has attended masterclasses in orchestral conducting with, among others, Salvador Mas and Arturo Tamayo, who guided him through the romantic and contemporary repertoire.

1. Missa à 5 voci con stromenti: Kyrie Eleison
Composer: Giacomo Sarcuni
Artist(s): La Hispanoflamenca, Le Pavillon de Musique

2. Missa à 5 voci con stromenti: Christe Eleison
Composer: Giacomo Sarcuni
Artist(s): La Hispanoflamenca, Le Pavillon de Musique

3. Missa à 5 voci con stromenti: Kyrie Eleison II
Composer: Giacomo Sarcuni
Artist(s): La Hispanoflamenca, Le Pavillon de Musique

4. Missa à 5 voci con stromenti: Gloria in excelsis Deo
Composer: Giacomo Sarcuni
Artist(s): La Hispanoflamenca, Le Pavillon de Musique

5. Missa à 5 voci con stromenti: Et in terra pax hominibus bonae voluntatis
Composer: Giacomo Sarcuni
Artist(s): La Hispanoflamenca, Le Pavillon de Musique

6. Missa à 5 voci con stromenti: Laudamus te
Composer: Giacomo Sarcuni
Artist(s): La Hispanoflamenca, Le Pavillon de Musique

7. Missa à 5 voci con stromenti: Gratias agimus tibi
Composer: Giacomo Sarcuni
Artist(s): La Hispanoflamenca, Le Pavillon de Musique

8. Missa à 5 voci con stromenti: Domine Deus
Composer: Giacomo Sarcuni
Artist(s): La Hispanoflamenca, Le Pavillon de Musique

9. Missa à 5 voci con stromenti: Qui tollis peccata mundi
Composer: Giacomo Sarcuni
Artist(s): La Hispanoflamenca, Le Pavillon de Musique

10. Missa à 5 voci con stromenti: Qui sedes ad dexteram patris
Composer: Giacomo Sarcuni
Artist(s): La Hispanoflamenca, Le Pavillon de Musique

11. Missa à 5 voci con stromenti: Quoniam tu solus sanctus
Composer: Giacomo Sarcuni
Artist(s): La Hispanoflamenca, Le Pavillon de Musique

12. Missa à 5 voci con stromenti: Cum sancto spiritu
Composer: Giacomo Sarcuni
Artist(s): La Hispanoflamenca, Le Pavillon de Musique

13. Missa à 5 voci con stromenti: Horrida pavet specus frangitur
Composer: Giacomo Sarcuni
Artist(s): La Hispanoflamenca, Le Pavillon de Musique

14. Organ improvisation
Composer: Giacomo Sarcuni
Artist(s): Ben Van Nespen

15. In monte Oliveti – feria quinta in cena domini A 4, b.c.: responsorio no. 1 del primo notturno
Composer: Giacomo Sarcuni
Artist(s): La Hispanoflamenca, Le Pavillon de Musique

16. In monte Oliveti – feria quinta in cena domini A 4, b.c.: responsorio no. 2 del primo notturno
Composer: Giacomo Sarcuni
Artist(s): La Hispanoflamenca, Le Pavillon de Musique

17. In monte Oliveti – feria quinta in cena domini A 4, b.c.: responsorio no. 3 del primo notturno
Composer: Giacomo Sarcuni
Artist(s): La Hispanoflamenca, Le Pavillon de Musique

18. Organ Improvisation II
Composer: Giacomo Sarcuni
Artist(s): Ben Van Nespen

19. In monte Oliveti – feria quinta in cena domini A 4, b.c.: responsorio no. 1 del secondo notturno
Composer: Giacomo Sarcuni
Artist(s): La Hispanoflamenca, Le Pavillon de Musique

20. In monte Oliveti – feria quinta in cena domini A 4, b.c.: responsorio no. 2 del secondo notturno
Composer: Giacomo Sarcuni
Artist(s): La Hispanoflamenca, Le Pavillon de Musique

21. In monte Oliveti – feria quinta in cena domini A 4, b.c.: responsorio no. 3 del secondo notturno
Composer: Giacomo Sarcuni
Artist(s): La Hispanoflamenca, Le Pavillon de Musique

22. Organ improvisation III
Composer: Giacomo Sarcuni
Artist(s): Ben Van Nespen

23. In monte Oliveti – feria quinta in cena domini A 4, b.c.: responsorio no. 1 del notturno terzo
Composer: Giacomo Sarcuni
Artist(s): La Hispanoflamenca, Le Pavillon de Musique

24. In monte Oliveti – feria quinta in cena domini A 4, b.c.: responsorio no. 2 del notturno terzo
Composer: Giacomo Sarcuni
Artist(s): La Hispanoflamenca, Le Pavillon de Musique

25. In monte Oliveti – feria quinta in cena domini A 4, b.c.: responsorio no. 3 del notturno terzo
Composer: Giacomo Sarcuni
Artist(s): La Hispanoflamenca, Le Pavillon de Musique

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 21,50
Giacomo Sarcuni, a forgotten genius

Giacomo Sarcuni... a name that probably means nothing to you, although he achieved considerable fame as a composer and music teacher in Naples during the 18th century. His life and career had never been the subject of research until quite recently; all that was known of him was that he was mentioned as maestro di cappella of the Archdiocese of Naples in Frederick Aquilina’s Benigno Zarafa and the Neapolitan Galant Style. His name is not included in the major music encyclopaedias and his manuscripts have never been the subject of archival research.

Ann Cnop
In 2020, Belgian violinist Ann Cnop founded the professional ensemble le Pavillon de Musique based in Mechelen. From its inception, the ensemble has had a very clear mission. Away from the beaten track, to let the general public at home and abroad rediscover forgotten and lost works from the Baroque era. The ensemble works with a permanent core of highly specialised professional musicians with extensive experience in early music, but also with varying line-ups depending on each project.

As a musician, PhD in the arts and researcher, Ann Cnop has been active on the early music scene for many years and specialises in academic and historical research on well-known and lesser-known composers and ancient manuscripts. Within this never-ending scholarly research, le Pavillon de Musique is the perfect partner. The ensemble brings the results of this to the listener with constant vigilance about quality and authenticity and with high-level performances.

Bart Vandewege

Bart Vandewege is a Belgian composer, director, singer and producer, based in Madrid. His versatility as a musician is the result of his studies both of musical theory (harmony, counterpoint, composition) and of singing, flute and piano at Belgian conservatories. His musical exploration led him to specialize in early music, traditional music, contemporary music and jazz. Meanwhile, he has attended masterclasses in orchestral conducting with, among others, Salvador Mas and Arturo Tamayo, who guided him through the romantic and contemporary repertoire.