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Technically perfect, keen in ornament, contextual change of tempo and rhythmic patterns, with dissonance on top of the phrase climax going in unexpected direction - all of this from no less genius and master than the Golden League of Bach-Vivaldi-Handel like! What a composer to make music into art - and what a shame to be forgotten for sooooooo long! Grateful for ALL those, who made him shine again on the music scene, forever yours.. Listen just to 17:22 Miserere

Lembrou um pouco Magnificat de Mozart

Gracias por compartirlo y ofrecérnoslo por este canal, desconocía dichas Cantatas, me recuerdan mucho a las Arias Alemanas de Händel.

The first sonata is very similar to bwv 189.

I'm in awe... didn't know this superb two-hour long counterpoint masterpiece. And it's not just technique, but pure beauty! Why isn't Zelenka occupying his righteous place in music's pantheon???

Brandenburg 7! Or rather Suite 5!

Now, here is a magnificent minuature!

Thank you for making these videos, this is beautiful

Please, do you know if there’s a modern score of this piece? I want to put it in my recital!

Appreciate very much the male voice in this. There's a different quality to a piece done by a male voice, which would be authentic. And WOW a close-up view of Z's handwriting.

Sublime! I study music and hope that one day I can replicate Zelenka’s style in my compositions. Thank you, ZelenkaGuru, for your work

Partial autograph score of Zelenka's beautiful Alto motet "O magnum mysterium". /Z. 171/, derived from his aria "Reviresce, effloresce" in the melodrama, "Sub olea pacis" /Z. 175/, this piece was composed 1728 which Zelenka added two flutes, two recorders and bassoon. The inclusion of these instruments /whose performance materials are kept within the set of sixteen parts held in Dresden today/, together with the simplicity of the vocal part, as well as episodes of bass drones, provide some of the pastoral elements that characterize the motets heard at Christmas. Performed in Dresden's Catholic court church on Christmas Day 1729, and as the titled implies, is a Christmas cantata, and on the 25th of December of that year, the Diarum Missionis of the Dresden Jesuits recorded that at 11:00 Zelenka provided the music for the occasion, presumably this very motet.

High quality upload of this score-video, the finished product which will remain forever hopefully, should there be no copyright issues in the future. Other short Liturgical and Spiritual Works (Z. 161-172) > th-cam.com/video/GIRISLNYK0o/w-d-xo.html

Una pregunta alguien me podría decir como se llama los violagambistas en Inegal?

It's crazy how underrated this composer is.

If this music is 1 hour in total once performed, this means the mass service including the actual rites. Readings and sermon of the priest would total to 2 or 3 hours? Meaning, once upon a time during baroque period, people spends so much time in church for one mass. Compared to now, where priests are often rushing and limiting the mass duration to 1 hour. So mass songs are also limited to 3-7 minutes each.

I am wondering why Kyrie is always so grand and happy, it is supposed to be mellow, right? Because you it is asking God's mercy? I wonnder why Zelenka sort of deliberately disregarded the text's affect. At least in this Mass, the Christe eleison starts mellow and remains in the mood longer. His other masses starts with Kyrie almost as grand as the vibes in the following Gloria. Thank you so much for all these uploads with the scores! Making the listening experience really educational.

Zelenka s trio sonatas are beauty itself

Una pregunta no saben cómo se llama el organista que trabaja con Ensemble inegal?

The whole mass is a shining monument to Zelenka's genius! Thank you so much for the upload!

The _Qui tollis_ is ravishingly beautiful!

Hi! Thanks a lot for the video! How can I have access to the score? Are there parts and vocal score available? Thank you.

Incredible, thank you!

The emotion is so honest in Baroque music

To get a full idea of how glorious this actually is, imagine a cathedral so covered in incense that you cannot see the high altar

The final score-video and mass of Zelenka remastered and uploaded on this channel, from the Zeno channel. Other Masses (Z.1-23) > th-cam.com/play/PLBbL1YJd7_Wr4NRfNe9APKP147z9ok0sV.html

He really is like a Guru, his works have a learning quality.

The opening movement of the Gloria (7:54) and the setting of _Cum sancti spiritu_ (35:17) at the end of the Gloria surely count as some of the very best settings of these words. I had the great fortune to attend a concert including this work, performed by Ensemble Inegal (one of the great champions of Zelenka) and directed by Frieder Bernius. It was in a church in Prague. In the Gloria they took a tempo rather faster than what's in this recording here. That's the only time in my life when I've had to hold on to a church pew for dear life. It made me think of the poor shepherds who attended the very first performance of this text. Sadly that music is lost, but Zelenka did a fine job in producing something which comes close in terms of being both terrifying and spiritually exhilarating!

Other Masses (Z.1-23) > th-cam.com/play/PLBbL1YJd7_Wr4NRfNe9APKP147z9ok0sV.html

I can tell that he had no ego. Wonder whether my assessment matches with reality.

The way the voices and instrument merge is otherworldly.

Marking it for learning some simple things.

Ahead of times work ! It's almost Classical Style. Wonder what period it was written.

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One of several Zelenka masses remastered and uploaded on this channel, from the Zeno channel. Other Masses (Z.1-23) > th-cam.com/play/PLBbL1YJd7_Wr4NRfNe9APKP147z9ok0sV.html

Humanity has declined. We can't produce music like this today.

He did have some inspiration.

They really knew the real purpose of counterpoint! This is the original setting. Other instruments don't come close.

Yes !

One of several Zelenka masses remastered and uploaded on this channel, from the Zeno channel. Other Masses (Z.1-23) > th-cam.com/play/PLBbL1YJd7_Wr4NRfNe9APKP147z9ok0sV.html

One of several Zelenka masses remastered and uploaded on this channel, from the Zeno channel. Other Masses (Z.1-23) > th-cam.com/play/PLBbL1YJd7_Wr4NRfNe9APKP147z9ok0sV.html

(9:54) That small chromatic movement in the opening measure of Quoniam tu solus sanctus almost sounded a little like blues to me?

Now to be renamed the _Missa Filius Pa - haha - tris_ (see 8:18)

One of several Zelenka masses remastered and uploaded on this channel, from the Zeno channel. Other Masses (Z.1-23) > th-cam.com/play/PLBbL1YJd7_Wr4NRfNe9APKP147z9ok0sV.html

One of several Zelenka masses remastered and uploaded on this channel, from the Zeno channel. Other Masses (Z.1-23) > th-cam.com/play/PLBbL1YJd7_Wr4NRfNe9APKP147z9ok0sV.html

One of several Zelenka masses remastered and uploaded on this channel, from the Zeno channel. Other Masses (Z.1-23) > th-cam.com/play/PLBbL1YJd7_Wr4NRfNe9APKP147z9ok0sV.html

Saw that thing by Simon de Nood today. He gives you a big plug.

Very sad this recording has no trombones and their voice played by strings.