LE GRAND SIÈCLE DE L’ORGUE LIÉGEOIS

Composer(s): Various

Artist(s): Luc Ponet, Schola Gregoriana Feminea conducted by Jan Peeters
Reference: KTC1638
Barcode: 8718011590961
Format: 1 CD
Release date: 2019-08-27
SKU: KTC1638 Categories: , ,

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In this recording, the third in a series of three in which we present recently rediscovered works and unfamiliar repertoire, we explore the salient characteristics of organ performance in the Prince-Bishopric of Liège and its influence on the French classical organ style. These recordings are part of a PhD research programme that will be concluded in 2019; the results of this research will also be published on the Internet at that time. This project was launched on the discovery of the Tongeren Organ Manuscript (Manuscript Berx); the contents of this manuscript will be published as a modern performing edition within the near future. Readers are invited to consult https://kuleuven.academia.edu/LucPONET for further information on all of the above.

CD 1. In organis et in discantu – Music from the county of Loon and the principality of Liège (KTC 1627)
CD 2. Le Grand Siècle de l’Orgue Liégeois (KTC 1638)
CD 3. The French classical suite as presented in the organ works of Père Pingré (KTC 1621)

Luc Ponet
The organist and conductor Luc Ponet was born in Hasselt and studied at the Lemmens Institute (Leuven University College of Arts) in Leuven and at the Hochschule für Musik und Darstellende Kunst in Vienna. He was professor of organ at the Lemmens Institute from 1982 to 2000. Than, he was appointed as an inspector (academies of music and conservatories) for the Flemish community, since when he has been a guest lecturer and visiting professor at the Lemmens Institute (Leuven), Concordia University (River Forest – Chicago) and Waco University (Texas). He is the organist-titular for the historic Le Picard organ (1750) in the basilica of Tongeren, the oldest city in Belgium; he is also the resident organist for the Landcommanderij Alden Biesen, the European cultural and congress centre of the Flemish community in Bilzen. He is the artistic director of the Bach Academie Alden Biesen and has been appointed city organist of Leuven as well as curator of the Leuven Orgelstad Festival in 2012.

Luc Ponet gives lectures, master classes and concerts throughout the world. He has recorded for Naxos, Pavane Records, Étoile Productions and, from 2018 on, for Et’cetera Records; articles by him have also appeared in various professional journals. He is currently working towards a PhD at the University of Leuven, researching organ performance practice in the Prince-Bishopric of Liège during the first half of the 17th century, as well as its influence on the classical French organ repertoire and its relationship to other organ performance and compositional styles in Europe.

1. Suite du sixième ton: 1. Prélude
Composer: Lambert Chaumont
Artist(s): Luc Ponet, Schola Gregoriana Feminea conducted by Jan Peeters

2. Suite du sixième ton – Kyrie: 2. Fugue grave
Composer: Lambert Chaumont
Artist(s): Luc Ponet, Schola Gregoriana Feminea conducted by Jan Peeters

3. Suite du sixième ton – Kyrie: 3. Trio par contrefugue
Composer: Lambert Chaumont
Artist(s): Luc Ponet, Schola Gregoriana Feminea conducted by Jan Peeters

4. Suite du sixième ton – Kyrie: 4. Cornet
Composer: Lambert Chaumont
Artist(s): Luc Ponet, Schola Gregoriana Feminea conducted by Jan Peeters

5. Suite du sixième ton – Kyrie: 5. Duo
Composer: Lambert Chaumont
Artist(s): Luc Ponet

6. Suite du sixième ton – Offertoire: 6. Allemande gravis
Composer: Lambert Chaumont
Artist(s): Luc Ponet

7. Suite du sixième ton – Sanctus: 7. Duo en gigue
Composer: Lambert Chaumont
Artist(s): Luc Ponet, Schola Gregoriana Feminea conducted by Jan Peeters

8. Suite du sixième ton – Sanctus: 8. Dessus de tierce
Composer: Lambert Chaumont
Artist(s): Luc Ponet, Schola Gregoriana Feminea conducted by Jan Peeters

9. Suite du sixième ton – Sanctus: 9. Basse de cromorne
Composer: Lambert Chaumont
Artist(s): Luc Ponet, Schola Gregoriana Feminea conducted by Jan Peeters

10. Suite du sixième ton – Sanctus: 10. Echo
Composer: Lambert Chaumont
Artist(s): Luc Ponet, Schola Gregoriana Feminea conducted by Jan Peeters

11. Suite du sixième ton – Elévation: 11. Toccata
Composer: Lambert Chaumont
Artist(s): Luc Ponet

12. Suite du sixième ton – Agnus Dei: 12. Tierce en taille
Composer: Lambert Chaumont
Artist(s): Luc Ponet, Schola Gregoriana Feminea conducted by Jan Peeters

13. Suite du sixième ton – Agnus Dei: 13. Dialogue
Composer: Lambert Chaumont
Artist(s): Luc Ponet

14. Suite du sixième ton – Communio: 14. Récit
Composer: Lambert Chaumont
Artist(s): Luc Ponet

15. Suite du sixième ton – Ite missa est: 15. Plein jeu
Composer: Lambert Chaumont
Artist(s): Luc Ponet, Schola Gregoriana Feminea conducted by Jan Peeters

16. Magnificat avec prèlude: Prèlude
Composer: British Museum Manuscript
Artist(s): Luc Ponet

17. Magnificat avec prèlude: Magnificat quart toni
Composer: Orlandus Lassus/Tongeren Organ Manuscript (1626)
Artist(s): Luc Ponet, Schola Gregoriana Feminea conducted by Jan Peeters

18. Suite en quatre pieces: 1. Allegro
Composer: Hubert Renotte
Artist(s): Luc Ponet

19. Suite en quatre pieces: 2. Pastorella
Composer: Hubert Renotte
Artist(s): Luc Ponet

20. Suite en quatre pieces: 3. Duo
Composer: Hubert Renotte
Artist(s): Luc Ponet

21. Suite en quatre pieces: 4. Fuga à 2
Composer: Hubert Renotte
Artist(s): Luc Ponet

22. Tantum ergo: 1. Prèlude, avant le plein jeu du tantum ergo
Composer: Thomas Babou
Artist(s): Luc Ponet

23. Tantum ergo: 2. Plain jeu du tantum ergo
Composer: Thomas Babou
Artist(s): Luc Ponet

24. Tantum ergo: 3. Tantum ergo
Composer: Thomas Babou
Artist(s): Luc Ponet, Schola Gregoriana Feminea conducted by Jan Peeters

25. Tantum ergo: 4. Finale du tantum ergo
Composer: Thomas Babou
Artist(s): Luc Ponet

26. Magnificat VII toni, IG. 51: Fuga in g
Composer: Heinrich Scheidemann
Artist(s): Luc Ponet

27. Magnificat VII toni, IG. 51: Chor: Magnifict / et eultavit
Composer: Heinrich Scheidemann
Artist(s): Luc Ponet, Schola Gregoriana Feminea conducted by Jan Peeters

28. Magnificat VII toni, IG. 51: Orgel: Quia respexit
Composer: Heinrich Scheidemann
Artist(s): Luc Ponet

29. Magnificat VII toni, IG. 51: Chor: Quia fecit
Composer: Heinrich Scheidemann
Artist(s): Luc Ponet, Schola Gregoriana Feminea conducted by Jan Peeters

30. Magnificat VII toni, IG. 51: Orgel: Et misericordia
Composer: Heinrich Scheidemann
Artist(s): Luc Ponet

31. Magnificat VII toni, IG. 51: Chor: Fecit potentiam
Composer: Heinrich Scheidemann
Artist(s): Luc Ponet, Schola Gregoriana Feminea conducted by Jan Peeters

32. Magnificat VII toni, IG. 51: Orgel: Deposuit petentes
Composer: Heinrich Scheidemann
Artist(s): Luc Ponet

33. Magnificat VII toni, IG. 51: Chor: Esurientes implevit
Composer: Heinrich Scheidemann
Artist(s): Luc Ponet, Schola Gregoriana Feminea conducted by Jan Peeters

34. Magnificat VII toni, IG. 51: Orgel: Suscepit Israel
Composer: Heinrich Scheidemann
Artist(s): Luc Ponet

35. Magnificat VII toni, IG. 51: Chor: Sicut locutus est / Gloria patri / Sicut erat
Composer: Heinrich Scheidemann
Artist(s): Luc Ponet, Schola Gregoriana Feminea conducted by Jan Peeters

36. Magnificat VII toni, IG. 51: Morceau fugué
Composer: Heinrich Scheidemann
Artist(s): Luc Ponet

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In this recording, the third in a series of three in which we present recently rediscovered works and unfamiliar repertoire, we explore the salient characteristics of organ performance in the Prince-Bishopric of Liège and its influence on the French classical organ style. These recordings are part of a PhD research programme that will be concluded in 2019; the results of this research will also be published on the Internet at that time. This project was launched on the discovery of the Tongeren Organ Manuscript (Manuscript Berx); the contents of this manuscript will be published as a modern performing edition within the near future. Readers are invited to consult https://kuleuven.academia.edu/LucPONET for further information on all of the above.

CD 1. In organis et in discantu – Music from the county of Loon and the principality of Liège (KTC 1627)
CD 2. Le Grand Siècle de l’Orgue Liégeois (KTC 1638)
CD 3. The French classical suite as presented in the organ works of Père Pingré (KTC 1621)

Luc Ponet
The organist and conductor Luc Ponet was born in Hasselt and studied at the Lemmens Institute (Leuven University College of Arts) in Leuven and at the Hochschule für Musik und Darstellende Kunst in Vienna. He was professor of organ at the Lemmens Institute from 1982 to 2000. Than, he was appointed as an inspector (academies of music and conservatories) for the Flemish community, since when he has been a guest lecturer and visiting professor at the Lemmens Institute (Leuven), Concordia University (River Forest – Chicago) and Waco University (Texas). He is the organist-titular for the historic Le Picard organ (1750) in the basilica of Tongeren, the oldest city in Belgium; he is also the resident organist for the Landcommanderij Alden Biesen, the European cultural and congress centre of the Flemish community in Bilzen. He is the artistic director of the Bach Academie Alden Biesen and has been appointed city organist of Leuven as well as curator of the Leuven Orgelstad Festival in 2012.

Luc Ponet gives lectures, master classes and concerts throughout the world. He has recorded for Naxos, Pavane Records, Étoile Productions and, from 2018 on, for Et’cetera Records; articles by him have also appeared in various professional journals. He is currently working towards a PhD at the University of Leuven, researching organ performance practice in the Prince-Bishopric of Liège during the first half of the 17th century, as well as its influence on the classical French organ repertoire and its relationship to other organ performance and compositional styles in Europe.