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Il Pomo d'Oro Choir Gesualdo "Sacrae Cantiones"

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Sun, Nov 24, 2024, 19:00
The world-renowned Baroque ensemble Il Pomo d'Oro's choir returns to Essen Philharmonie with a new a cappella project. After their acclaimed performances of "Theodora" and "Dido and Aeneas", they now present Gesualdo's "Sacrae Cantiones". Known for his secular madrigals, Gesualdo's sacred songs are equally unique, expressing his eccentric personality and troubled marriage through unusual harmonies and intense emotion. The concert will also feature Gabrieli's "Exultavit cor meum" as an encore.

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Keywords: Chorklang, Early Music

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Musicians

Il Pomo d'Oro Choir
Giuseppe MalettoConductor

Program

"Ave, Regina coelorum"Carlo Gesualdo
"Laboravi in gemitu meo"Carlo Gesualdo
"Tribulationem et dolorem"Carlo Gesualdo
"O sacrum convivium"Carlo Gesualdo
"Domine, ne despicias"Carlo Gesualdo
"Peccantem me quotidie"Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina
"Hei mihi, Domine"Carlo Gesualdo
"O oriens splendor"Carlo Gesualdo
"Ave sanctissima Maria"Carlo Gesualdo
"Peccantem me quotidie"Carlo Gesualdo
"O vos omnes qui transitis"Carlo Gesualdo
"Deus, refugium et virtus"Carlo Gesualdo
"Venit lumen tuum"Carlo Gesualdo
"Assumpta est Maria"Carlo Gesualdo
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