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Hathor Consort / Dorothee Mields / Romina Lischka

Date & Time
Fri, May 17, 2024, 20:00
What traces do wars leave on the music of the time? The Hathor Consort, a viol ensemble of to which harp, organ and cornett are added, joins forces with soprano Dorothee Mields to look for echoes of the Thirty Years’ War in the works of composers who witnessed this catastrophic period in European history. With his »Trostgedichten in Widerwertigkeit deß Kriegs«, the poet Martin Opitz wrote an influential treatise of edification in the midst of this fierce conflict that claimed... Read full text

Keywords: Chamber Music, Early Music, Vocal Music

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Musicians

Hathor Consort
Dorothee MieldsSoprano
Romina LischkaViola da gamba, Director

Program

Heinrich SchützEs steh Gott auf SWV 356 / aus: Symphoniae Sacrae
Johann HildebrandAch Gott! Wir habens nicht gewusst / aus: Krieges-Angst-Seufftzer
Johann BachUnser Leben ist ein Schatten
Heinrich SchützDer 133. Psalm: Siehe, wie fein und lieblich ist’s SWV 48
Andreas HammerschmidtSuite a 5 in d
Heinrich SchützVerleih uns Frieden SWV 354 / aus: Symphoniae sacrae II
Johann Hermann ScheinLehre uns bedenken / aus: Fontana d’Israel
Samuel ScheidtGalliarden, Paduan und Canzonen / aus: Ludi musici
Heinrich AlbertMusicalische Kürbs-Hütte, welche uns erinnert menschlicher Hinfälligkeit
Johann Georg EbelingDie güldne Sonne
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