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Loewe / Mauch / Malotta- Jan Hus (CD)

SKU: 4260330917201
¥180.00
the album cover for Loewe / Mauch / Malotta - Jan Hus
the album cover for Loewe / Mauch / Malotta - Jan Hus

In 1841, Carl Loewe created his oratorio about the Bohemian theologian Jan (or Johann) Hus (or Huss) as a kind of "opera without a scene". A good 100 years before the appearance of the reformer Martin Luther, Hus had taken a hard stance on the official church and was burned at the stake on July 6, 1415 in Constance after being condemned by the council. Carl Loewe created the work to a libretto by August Zeune and premiered it on December 16, 1841 in and with the Berliner Singakademie. The rarely performed work deserves more attention and is now finally available in a premiere recording with the Arcis Vocalisten and the Baroque Orchestra L'arpa festante conducted by Thomas Gropper.

Tracklist:

  1. Jan Hus Oratorium Für Soli, Chor Und Orchester, Op. 82~Erster Teil - In Prag: Nr. 3c Chor und Hieronymus
  2. Jan Hus Oratorium Für Soli, Chor Und Orchester, Op. 82~Erster Teil - In Prag: Nr. 5b Terzett
  3. Jan Hus Oratorium Für Soli, Chor Und Orchester, Op. 82~Dritter Teil - Auf dem Schloss zu Costnitz (Konstanz): Nr. 25 Chor der F
Format: New CD/Classical

Loewe / Mauch / Malotta- Jan Hus (CD)

SKU: 4260330917201
¥180.00

Release Date: 07.21.2023

 
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In 1841, Carl Loewe created his oratorio about the Bohemian theologian Jan (or Johann) Hus (or Huss) as a kind of "opera without a scene". A good 100 years before the appearance of the reformer Martin Luther, Hus had taken a hard stance on the official church and was burned at the stake on July 6, 1415 in Constance after being condemned by the council. Carl Loewe created the work to a libretto by August Zeune and premiered it on December 16, 1841 in and with the Berliner Singakademie. The rarely performed work deserves more attention and is now finally available in a premiere recording with the Arcis Vocalisten and the Baroque Orchestra L'arpa festante conducted by Thomas Gropper.

Tracklist:

  1. Jan Hus Oratorium Für Soli, Chor Und Orchester, Op. 82~Erster Teil - In Prag: Nr. 3c Chor und Hieronymus
  2. Jan Hus Oratorium Für Soli, Chor Und Orchester, Op. 82~Erster Teil - In Prag: Nr. 5b Terzett
  3. Jan Hus Oratorium Für Soli, Chor Und Orchester, Op. 82~Dritter Teil - Auf dem Schloss zu Costnitz (Konstanz): Nr. 25 Chor der F