01. Kyrie I 11. Cum Sancto Spiritu II 00:28:43 02. Christe eleison 00:04:03 12. Credo in unum Deum 00:31:57 03. Kyrie II 00:09:06 13. Et incarnatus est 00:36:10 04. Kyrie III 00:09:57 14. Crucifixus 00:42:14 05. Gloria in excelsis Deo 00:10:45 15. Et resurrexit 00:45:09 06. Gratias agimus tibi 00:14:42 16. Sanctus 00:52:28 07. Qui tollis 00:18:01 17. Benedictus 00:54:03 08. Qui sedes ad dexteram Patris 00:22:35 18. Osanna in excelsis 01:00:09 09. Quoniam to solus Sanctus 00:24:09 19. Agnus Dei 01:01:29 10. Cum Sancto Spiritu I 00:27:49 20. Dona nobis pacem 01:03:56
Because Zelenka was a Catholic, and not a Protestant like Bach. Unfortunately, during the 16th-18th centuries, countries of the Western Europe did their worst to fight Catholic authors in the fields of science, music and literature, but couldn't do much in the field of visual arts.
Zelenka composed rich music, full of meaning and challenges to the listener and performer. Who wants challenges? Only a few. Mr. Zelenka lacked one thing that Bach had - Students. Bach was a composer and a teacher. He left a huge body of compositions for students and taught generations of musicians after him. Mr. Zelenka composed for professionals and for God. Bach composed for God too.
Vaclav Luks and Collegium 1704 achieve absolute miracles with this performance. The composition is clearly sublime but their interpretation is extraordinary with amazing energy, impulse, drive and beauty of a kind you rarely encounter anywhere else.
I searched for "I love Bach, who else I'll like?" and arrived here. Just wonderful! Thank you internet to provide classical music to this humble south american peasant in 2023
Majestic music. If you listen to it, you'll get better, or it might also happen to you that you become a better human being. Zelenka spoke a most excellent barroque language. And he is undoubtedly one of the greatest composers ever.
Yes indeed.he is right up there with my favorite composers vivaldi ,albinoni,handel,palchalbel,ddelalande,biber,samartini.i have grown to love his music more and more.his music is so incredibly rich and beautiful.his music deserves to be played in the most grand events.i never really liked j.s. back but i love zelenkas music.
So many wonderful aspects to this work. And it is hardly the only great work he wrote. Amazing Composer. To me it should be performed as often as Messiah, and other masterpieces.
That is one electrically charged performance and everyone is outstanding. I put it on to see what it was like and I'm writing this an hour and eight minutes later. It's a revelation to me -the first time that Zelenka has sounded as brilliant to me in a choral work as he is in his instrumental output. I'll look for this on cd now. I hope I can find a performance nearly as good.
I've never heard of this composer or seen the conductor before. WHY NOT? this excellent video held me transfixed from beginning to end. A wonderful performance, thank you,
We don't want to, but we feel a kind of pressure to compare Zelenka's music to the greatest baroque composer, J.S. Bach's music. Two different universes, but you feel like taking the two into account at the same time. There is one thing I dare say without doubts praising the Czech master- and I am a very great admirer of J.S. Bach's whole oeuvre, one of the biggest Bach fans - Zelenka is more hearty, more straightforward and more moving, more emotional, more enthusiasticlly and exuberantly cordial than his German contemporary. And the world should learn by now that there was another giant next to the German one, and it was Jan Dismas Zelenka.
Agreed, but it is indeed difficult to find among the composers of the late Baroque one that did not have the characteristics you mentioned. This, by the way, was noted by both Haydn and Beethoven. Betowen's words comparing Bach to the sea are very often quoted. But the ones that immediately follow this comparison are omitted. Beethoven concludes that the greatest composer of all time is Handel, because he can achieve the same goals as Bach with simpler and more directly appealing means.
Hana Blazikova in brilliant accurate voice; all voices excellent in this wonderful ensemble. This first introduced me to Collegium 1704 several years ago, and I return often to this crisp resonant recording. Vaclav Luks elicits and conveys exuberant joy in all he does - an attractive leader, with a loyal genuinely appreciative corps of musicians.
I am a profound admirer of the Baroque, but when I listen to this masterpiece over and over again I do not tire of admiring its depth and special way of expressing that special imagination of Zelenka, a composer hidden in greatness and admired by J.S. Bach in his time, I have no words to show my emotion for listening to this music full of Allegory, virtuosity and enormous inspiration of a privileged composer, something special have those who were born in the lands of Czechoslovakia, my greetings from Mexico
Side note: Czechoslovakia did not exist in the time of Zelenka, nor is it an existing country today. Zelenka was a Czech national, born in Prague, the capital of Bohemia (then part of the Habsburg Empire) and today's Czech Republic.
@@xbqchm I thank you very much for the information because I had the idea that it was born in that area, anyway, it was born for the world of great music
@@O-sa-car Thank you Oscar for your suggestion, the truth Bach is tremendous and great when I listen to the Brandenburg or his work for Oboe and oboe de amore that next to Albinoni hypnotize me
Congratulations and knee bend to Vaclav and his team incuding sound engeneer for quaity of captation. As a fan of Les Arts florissants and William Christie I'm delighted young legacy is there to keep the flame up. you are the proud of your country's legacy.... kingdom of music has rewarded you with so much talent , sensibibilty... From France....hope to see you in concert as soon as the scamdemic will end
This is wonderful on all levels: The compositions, the skilled musicians, the torches and red and orange lighting complimenting it all. Great energy all around. I'll have to explore more Zelenka works too
+Ronnie Moore Beautiful music. What a very talented composer !! I've never heard of him before I heard this. You're quite right - he deserves much more hearing.
Ronnie Moore-you are correct, an much under-rated composer. If you like him, you should also try Heinz Ignaz Biber, (pron Beeber)-his Missa Salzburgensis and Missa Bruxelenis are both amazing . Baroque at its very best (here on uTube with Luks as well.). Others to research are Campra ,Antonio Caldara and Heinichen
Glorious. Breath-taking. Astonishing music played by an astonishing group. Thank you, ARv! I had read about Collegium 1704, but now I hear and see why they are so highly regarded.
-- Vaclav Luks & son Ensemble Collegium 1704 explorent l'univers de Zelenka et me fascinent à chacune de leurs nouvelles représentations. Passionnant & remarquable à la fois. --
The Christe Eleison and the Qui Tollis are the only two tracks I downloaded from iTunes. I already have another complete version (Alpha Collection) but HAD to have these two tracks. The Alpha Collection version is less abandonné but it's still Vaclav and the gang.
No puc entendre perquè un compositor tan meravellós com Zelenka no és més conegut. La música barroca posterior a ell i a les seves obres beu de la seva absoluta mestria. Un dels grans! I què no dir de la sublim interpretació. Absolutament fascinant.
Oh ja, gut, dass man jetzt die schöne Musik dieses talentierten Komponisten hören kann. Zu Lebzeiten wurde er nicht genug gewürdigt, und danach fast vergessen bis zur Wiederentdeckung in den 70er Jahren des vergangenen Jahrhunderts. Ich höre mit Genuss die Werke Zelekas, den ich vorgestern neu entdeckte, dank eines Vorschlages von TH-cam.
Es la segunda vez que oigo una obra de Zelenka, preciosa Missa Votiva, un compositor tán en la sombra de J.S.Bach, pero merece ser sacado a la luz!!! Preciosa interpretación por Collegium 1704👏
Decouverte absolue et divine...a master piece...y como estan todos al nivel...prekrasnaia musica...qui nous viens du plus profond de l ame et de la joie Merci.thank you.gracias.spassiba
No tengo palabras para mostrar mi emoción por escuchar esta música llena de alegoría, virtuosismo y enorme inspiración de un compositor privilegiado, algo especial tienen los que nacieron en las tierras de Checoeslovaquia, mis saludos desde México...Nemám slova, která by ukazovala moje emoce, abych slyšela tuhle hudbu plnou alegorie, virtuozity a nesmírné inspirace privilegovaného skladatele, něco zvláštního máte ty, kteří se narodili v zemích Československa, mé pozdravy z Mexika
Zelenka est absolument stupéfiant. Vaclav Luks et Hana Blazikova sont toujours au meilleur niveau. ( Par contre le réalisateur est particulièrement nul )
I've been huge fan of Bach for nearly 50 years, but never heard of this composer until yesterday. I found out because someone said "Bach was a copycat of Zelenka" in a comment section of Bach's Mass. I'm glad I saw that comment, otherwise I would never do my research. This is a great surprise, a pleasant one, however, I can hear quite an opposite fact here. A part of Benedictus is almost an exact copy of air on g string written a decade earlier. While I'm exited to know more of the composer's work, this is a bit of disappointment since I can't enjoy that section with pure mind. I mean, that air by Bach has been very popular already, so if anyone copies it, everyone will notice it right away. And obviously, you can't do better job than J.S.Bach doing the same thing. Being influenced by St. John Passion was OK, but this is too obvious. Zelenka has his own characteristics which are not in Bach's music. He does better in different area. So why he copied Bach's air is a mystery to me. I have no complain to the composer otherwise.
That's ridiculous. First, composers inspired each other. Bach himself wrote several transcriptions and used many musical themes by other composers. Second, many musical themes were composed independently, just because they are simple enough. Descending diatonic sequence with octave alternations is one of the simplest. In the days of Bach and Zelenka, when there was no radio broadcast and no sound recordings, chances that someone could hear some melody "somewhere" and reuse it were quite low. Most likely, Zelenka composed his theme without knowing Air in G.
@@ttwiligh7 There are more pieces inspired by Air in G. And there are pieces similar to it - apart from this Zelenka's, e.g. Händel's Organ Concerto op. 7, nr. 5, 2nd movement. But you could find more examples for sure. The fact it was composed later doesn't mean that the author was necessarily aware of a previous version. If you checked baroque opera arias you would find many similarities between them - and their composers were aware of each other for sure. But it wasn't considered a plagiarism - e. g. N. Porpora's "Si pietoso il tuo labbro" vs. R. Broschi's "Chi non sente" vs. J. A. Hasse's "Notte amica". And you would maybe notice similarities with these pieces and with Air in G as well if you compared with A. Scarlatti's "Dormi o fulmine di guerra" (composed in 1697). There were plenty of composers and plenty of melodies composed independently, and plenty of inspirations by others, of course. I think it's impossible to mark any of them as being the original author of some musical idea. Especially if most of these composers and their music are almost forgotten today. It would be like saying that some band plagiarised The House of Rising Sun by The Animals - of course not, as they were not the original authors of that musical theme, just the most famous. I think the same is true for Zelenka's Miserere vs. Bach's John's Passion - I'm in doubts Zelenka ever heard this Bach's piece or saw its score. Both are dramatic themes set in minor key for vocals, however, their harmonic progressions are different, both use 4/4 time, but Zelenka's piece is syncopated, evoking a heartbeat. Again, there are many pieces written during this period with similar feeling. But it doesn't mean one was inspired by some another. Otherwise one could say that both, Bach and Zelenka were inspired by Pachelbel's Prelude in c-minor for organ. But I don't think this is the case. One could find some similarities even with Dies Irae from Requiem in E-flat major by J. A. Hasse. Maybe, you are focused on Bach's music too much. Then, you hear Bach in every piece of music. As well as Mozart's fan hear Mozart everywhere.
@@notoriusmaximus783 You surely know lots more than I do. I didn't even know most of the pieces you mentioned. Thanks for enlightening me. I admit I'm focusing too much on Bach's music. And yes, I often hear Handel in Bach's piece, or other way around, the fairly similar musical ideas, where convergent evolution is quite possible as well as influencing each other.
Dear friends, if you are new at Zelenka and want a shorter sample please will you let me recommend “ Et ressurexit “ at some 45’08’.......thank you.......:-)
The _Qui tollis_ Hana Blažíková delivers here is very similar to what's on the album. The same cannot be said for the _Christe eleison,_ which 💥 pops 💥 more here than on the album. 💐🖤www.collegium1704.com/en/e-shop/cd/zelenka-missa-votiva-zwv-18-detail
She would have (in those days) been labeled "an up-and-coming young Czech soprano", whereas now she's more properly recognized as a genuine Prima Donna. 🖤
Bach might not have only admired his colleague but might have enjoyed his music. But unfortunately he could not have read Zelenka's latest masterpieces. What a pity. They might have inspired him to write another B minor. Zelenka's last works do approach the German giant's high poetic quality and sometimes, I daresay, they even almost surpass it. Formidable music with formidable performers.
JAN DISMAS ZELENKA ( LOUNOVICE 1679-1745 DRESDE ).MISSA VOTIVA IN E MINOR COLLEGIUM 1704 & COLLEGIUM VOCALE 1704 CONDUCTOR VACLAV LUKS. Une merveille voix grandiose chœur et orchestre magnifique bravo. Grand compositeur tchèque apprécier de Bach et de TELEMANN laisse dès oratorios des cantates sacrés œuvre religieux 22 messes quelque requiem un magnificat des hymes des psaumes musique de chambre dont 6 sonates pour 2 hautbois et bason. Merci pour ce concert qui est sublime.
Mally Freire Ab 10.46 hört ihr ein Gloria. Du suchst Deine Fassung zu behalten. Nicht nur als Musiker wirst Du etwas Bedeutendes mitnehmen.....Musik ist wirklich der letzte Trost- wer hat das noch mal gesagt, aaah es ist der gerade verunglückte James Horner, liebe Grüße from Guido
Music like this raises the Eighth Note the cosmic sphere . It's a remit that which we can not with the usual sense is much more ... Thank you for sharing Guido
01. Kyrie I 11. Cum Sancto Spiritu II 00:28:43
02. Christe eleison 00:04:03 12. Credo in unum Deum 00:31:57
03. Kyrie II 00:09:06 13. Et incarnatus est 00:36:10
04. Kyrie III 00:09:57 14. Crucifixus 00:42:14
05. Gloria in excelsis Deo 00:10:45 15. Et resurrexit 00:45:09
06. Gratias agimus tibi 00:14:42 16. Sanctus 00:52:28
07. Qui tollis 00:18:01 17. Benedictus 00:54:03
08. Qui sedes ad dexteram Patris 00:22:35 18. Osanna in excelsis 01:00:09
09. Quoniam to solus Sanctus 00:24:09 19. Agnus Dei 01:01:29
10. Cum Sancto Spiritu I 00:27:49 20. Dona nobis pacem 01:03:56
I only heard of Zelenka about two years ago, not sure why he isn't better known today? The man was a genius!
A time traveller for sure.
Because Zelenka was a Catholic, and not a Protestant like Bach. Unfortunately, during the 16th-18th centuries, countries of the Western Europe did their worst to fight Catholic authors in the fields of science, music and literature, but couldn't do much in the field of visual arts.
@@zvonimirtosic6171 Haydn and Mozart say "Hi!" I think I hear Vivaldi saying something, too.
Не повезло с национальностью и с именем/ фамилией. ))
Zelenka composed rich music, full of meaning and challenges to the listener and performer.
Who wants challenges? Only a few.
Mr. Zelenka lacked one thing that Bach had - Students. Bach was a composer and a teacher. He left a huge body of compositions for students and taught generations of musicians after him.
Mr. Zelenka composed for professionals and for God. Bach composed for God too.
Vaclav Luks and Collegium 1704 achieve absolute miracles with this performance. The composition is clearly sublime but their interpretation is extraordinary with amazing energy, impulse, drive and beauty of a kind you rarely encounter anywhere else.
reminds me of Herreweghe
Agreed - Mr. Luks and his group pour themselves into their work.
Yet another thrilling piece by Zelenka magnificently performed (as usual) by this insanely good group and conductor!
I searched for "I love Bach, who else I'll like?" and arrived here. Just wonderful! Thank you internet to provide classical music to this humble south american peasant in 2023
Jan Dimas Zelenka is often called czech Bach...so that is maybe why :)
Majestic music. If you listen to it, you'll get better, or it might also happen to you that you become a better human being. Zelenka spoke a most excellent barroque language. And he is undoubtedly one of the greatest composers ever.
Yes indeed.he is right up there with my favorite composers vivaldi ,albinoni,handel,palchalbel,ddelalande,biber,samartini.i have grown to love his music more and more.his music is so incredibly rich and beautiful.his music deserves to be played in the most grand events.i never really liked j.s. back but i love zelenkas music.
So many wonderful aspects to this work. And it is hardly the only great work he wrote. Amazing Composer. To me it should be performed as often as Messiah, and other masterpieces.
It is incredible how almost every work of Zelenka is a marterpiece.
I understand now why J.S. BACH was so admiring about Zelencka !
And Luks is superb. He understands the composer much better than anyone else, I am afraid.
That is one electrically charged performance and everyone is outstanding. I put it on to see what it was like and I'm writing this an hour and eight minutes later. It's a revelation to me -the first time that Zelenka has sounded as brilliant to me in a choral work as he is in his instrumental output. I'll look for this on cd now. I hope I can find a performance nearly as good.
I've never heard of this composer or seen the conductor before. WHY NOT?
this excellent video held me transfixed from beginning to end. A wonderful performance, thank you,
I fully agree Zelenka should be better known, he’s among the rare musiciens that offer Harmony and energy. He is a great composer
We don't want to, but we feel a kind of pressure to compare Zelenka's music to the greatest baroque composer, J.S. Bach's music. Two different universes, but you feel like taking the two into account at the same time. There is one thing I dare say without doubts praising the Czech master- and I am a very great admirer of J.S. Bach's whole oeuvre, one of the biggest Bach fans - Zelenka is more hearty, more straightforward and more moving, more emotional, more enthusiasticlly and exuberantly cordial than his German contemporary. And the world should learn by now that there was another giant next to the German one, and it was Jan Dismas Zelenka.
Agreed, but it is indeed difficult to find among the composers of the late Baroque one that did not have the characteristics you mentioned. This, by the way, was noted by both Haydn and Beethoven. Betowen's words comparing Bach to the sea are very often quoted. But the ones that immediately follow this comparison are omitted. Beethoven concludes that the greatest composer of all time is Handel, because he can achieve the same goals as Bach with simpler and more directly appealing means.
Hana Blazikova in brilliant accurate voice; all voices excellent in this wonderful ensemble. This first introduced me to Collegium 1704 several years ago, and I return often to this crisp resonant recording. Vaclav Luks elicits and conveys exuberant joy in all he does - an attractive leader, with a loyal genuinely appreciative corps of musicians.
I am a profound admirer of the Baroque, but when I listen to this masterpiece over and over again I do not tire of admiring its depth and special way of expressing that special imagination of Zelenka, a composer hidden in greatness and admired by J.S. Bach in his time, I have no words to show my emotion for listening to this music full of Allegory, virtuosity and enormous inspiration of a privileged composer, something special have those who were born in the lands of Czechoslovakia, my greetings from Mexico
Side note: Czechoslovakia did not exist in the time of Zelenka, nor is it an existing country today. Zelenka was a Czech national, born in Prague, the capital of Bohemia (then part of the Habsburg Empire) and today's Czech Republic.
you should check out Buxtehude, another of Bach's influences
@@xbqchm I thank you very much for the information because I had the idea that it was born in that area, anyway, it was born for the world of great music
@@O-sa-car Thank you Oscar for your suggestion, the truth Bach is tremendous and great when I listen to the Brandenburg or his work for Oboe and oboe de amore that next to Albinoni hypnotize me
@@xbqchm simply Czechia, universally applicable geographic name, which bridges all social-political formations during centuries
Magnifique Missa votiva interprété par l'ensemble 1704, que je rêve de Re chanter , c'était un vrai bonheur.
Ta skladba. Orchester a spevaci - vsetko je velmi krasne, "prva trieda"! Dakujem, pani Brezova!
Congratulations and knee bend to Vaclav and his team incuding sound engeneer for quaity of captation. As a fan of Les Arts florissants and William Christie I'm delighted young legacy is there to keep the flame up. you are the proud of your country's legacy.... kingdom of music has rewarded you with so much talent , sensibibilty... From France....hope to see you in concert as soon as the scamdemic will end
Geniální Zelenka v geniální interpretaci. Díky, Mistře Luxi a celý soubore.
This is wonderful on all levels:
The compositions, the skilled musicians, the torches and red and orange lighting complimenting it all.
Great energy all around. I'll have to explore more Zelenka works too
Zelenka,Luks,Blažikova, ne može bolje!
I thank God I have heard this genius and shame on the musicologists that shut him out of the normal courses for Baroque Music.
They can shut him out but he lives in in these videos and thsnks to them we know about tbis great composer
What an uplifting music and performance ! Thank you for posting this gem !
Божественная музыка Ян Дисмас Зеленка, никогда лучше не сказал. Спасибо .
Superb music and a very nice performance. Zelenka deserves more hearing.
+Ronnie Moore Beautiful music. What a very talented composer !! I've never heard of him before I heard this. You're quite right - he deserves much more hearing.
Ronnie Moore-you are correct, an much under-rated composer. If you like him, you should also try Heinz Ignaz Biber, (pron Beeber)-his Missa Salzburgensis and Missa Bruxelenis are both amazing . Baroque at its very best (here on uTube with Luks as well.). Others to research are Campra ,Antonio Caldara and Heinichen
Гениальная музыка, прекрасное исполнение!!!
Wonderful! Genial!
Fantastic performance of a wildly difficult and amazingly fun mass! Parts of this make Bach's B Minor Mass sound like child's play....
I disagree but Zelenka could certainly equal J.S.Bach in places
Soloists:
Hana Blažíková (soprano)
Stanislava Mihalcová (soprano - Benedictus)
Markéta Cukrová (contralto)
Hasan El-Dunia (tenor)
Tomáš Král (bass)
Lisandro Abadie (bass - Gloria)
La voz de Stanislava Mihalcova es extraordinaria ,angelical , casi perfecta me gusto mucho también en El Diamante,
Glorious. Breath-taking. Astonishing music played by an astonishing group. Thank you, ARv! I had read about Collegium 1704, but now I hear and see why they are so highly regarded.
Saludos desde la Cd. de México. Zelenka compositor sublime y maestro maravilloso que pinta el alma de tranquilidad...
I can not get enough of Zelenka, especially if performed by these talented people !
Magnifique en dépit de la vidéo catastrophique !
Amazing music from Czechia 🇨🇿🥰
Marvelous! Zelenka+performance+Hana, how to write it in chech language?Fantastickéééé! :-)
-- Vaclav Luks & son Ensemble Collegium 1704 explorent l'univers de Zelenka et me fascinent à chacune de leurs nouvelles représentations. Passionnant & remarquable à la fois. --
Comme toujours, Zelenka et le Collegium 1704 superbes !!!
And this Blazikova 'Qui tollis peccata mundi' is a true angelic flight to heaven.
The Christe Eleison and the Qui Tollis are the only two tracks I downloaded from iTunes. I already have another complete version (Alpha Collection) but HAD to have these two tracks. The Alpha Collection version is less abandonné but it's still Vaclav and the gang.
Hi all, for the Zelenka geeks out there, this piece is cataloged as ZWV 18
ah, heaven on earth!
Absolutely divine music and performance. Zelenka rules! Thank you for publishing this gem!
Absolutely superb!
Das dritte Werk von Zelenka, das ich heute höre - welch eine Entdeckung.
Und das schönste ist das Benedictus!
Now THIS is the kind of mass I'd like to attend! So joyful! So lively! So Alive!
Joyful???
+John Appleseed Yes, as in "Make a joyful noise unto the Lord."
Geheiligde muziek mag ook vreugdevol zijn. Groeten petrus bagasbas
Too beauty and sublime. Thanks for posting and sharing. Cheers from São Paulo, Brazil.
Ótimo gosto parceiro
São Paulo não existe
No puc entendre perquè un compositor tan meravellós com Zelenka no és més conegut. La música barroca posterior a ell i a les seves obres beu de la seva absoluta mestria. Un dels grans!
I què no dir de la sublim interpretació. Absolutament fascinant.
Awesome energy and performance!
I can't wait to the end to praise this celestial performance. Has let me transfixed!
This is a wonderful, beautifully interpreted and incredible audio-visual realization ♫♫ツ
The Zelenka Whole Body Workout. Amazing composition realized amazingly.
Fabulous. A new discovery for me after a lifelong passion for Baroque.Thanks to all.
Šikovnej dirigent!!Vypadá jako nesmělý školák,ale umí ze všech muzikantů vytáhnout maximum.Paráda!!!!
Beautifully
*Personal notes*
23:27
46:46
(Sanctus)
(Agnus Dei)
Oeuvre superbe.Dommage que la prise de vue soit si nerveuse: un plan par seconde et des balayages incessants. Mieux vaut écouter sans regarder.
Why! this is the true respectful way of glorifying Jesus.
Along with being indulgent, comprehensive and loving with every human you encounter, I think
Opening and closing captions are missing: PRODUCED BY CZECH TELEVISION 2008
The Festival Chorus Hackney are performing this mass@ St John of Jerusalem Church Hackney on Sunday April 23rd @ 7pm free entry!
Welch ein Genie war dieser Zelenka! Warum so lange vergessen?
Oh ja, gut, dass man jetzt die schöne Musik dieses talentierten Komponisten hören kann. Zu Lebzeiten wurde er nicht genug gewürdigt, und danach fast vergessen bis zur Wiederentdeckung in den 70er Jahren des vergangenen Jahrhunderts. Ich höre mit Genuss die Werke Zelekas, den ich vorgestern neu entdeckte, dank eines Vorschlages von TH-cam.
¡Maravilloso!
54:23 reminds me of Air on the G String
ШЕДЕВР!
je trouve ce musicien tout simplement splendide et au niveau de Jean Sébastien...
Es la segunda vez que oigo una obra de Zelenka, preciosa Missa Votiva, un compositor tán en la sombra de J.S.Bach, pero merece ser sacado a la luz!!!
Preciosa interpretación por Collegium 1704👏
I love his music more thsn j.s. bach
simply magic
Beautiful performance, and nice acoustics.
Merci pour toutes ces interprétations de Zelenka .
Decouverte absolue et divine...a master piece...y como estan todos al nivel...prekrasnaia musica...qui nous viens du plus profond de l ame et de la joie
Merci.thank you.gracias.spassiba
No tengo palabras para mostrar mi emoción por escuchar esta música llena de alegoría, virtuosismo y enorme inspiración de un compositor privilegiado, algo especial tienen los que nacieron en las tierras de Checoeslovaquia, mis saludos desde México...Nemám slova, která by ukazovala moje emoce, abych slyšela tuhle hudbu plnou alegorie, virtuozity a nesmírné inspirace privilegovaného skladatele, něco zvláštního máte ty, kteří se narodili v zemích Československa, mé pozdravy z Mexika
At 54:23 they started playing Bach's Air, but they forgot the rest so they started playing something else instead.
My baby is hearing this on mommy's belly :D
My wife is bipolar and schizoid, and she sleeps like a baby when we hear this music on the computer, while I am at work
Happy baby !
Does he/she still listen to it? My children love to hear it :P
Bueno que eduque el oido desde el comienzo de su vida.- felicitaciones
10:46
Zelenka est absolument stupéfiant. Vaclav Luks et Hana Blazikova sont toujours au meilleur niveau. ( Par contre le réalisateur est particulièrement nul )
oui ;)
I've been huge fan of Bach for nearly 50 years, but never heard of this composer until yesterday. I found out because someone said "Bach was a copycat of Zelenka" in a comment section of Bach's Mass.
I'm glad I saw that comment, otherwise I would never do my research. This is a great surprise, a pleasant one, however, I can hear quite an opposite fact here. A part of Benedictus is almost an exact copy of air on g string written a decade earlier. While I'm exited to know more of the composer's work, this is a bit of disappointment since I can't enjoy that section with pure mind. I mean, that air by Bach has been very popular already, so if anyone copies it, everyone will notice it right away. And obviously, you can't do better job than J.S.Bach doing the same thing. Being influenced by St. John Passion was OK, but this is too obvious.
Zelenka has his own characteristics which are not in Bach's music. He does better in different area.
So why he copied Bach's air is a mystery to me. I have no complain to the composer otherwise.
That's ridiculous. First, composers inspired each other. Bach himself wrote several transcriptions and used many musical themes by other composers. Second, many musical themes were composed independently, just because they are simple enough. Descending diatonic sequence with octave alternations is one of the simplest. In the days of Bach and Zelenka, when there was no radio broadcast and no sound recordings, chances that someone could hear some melody "somewhere" and reuse it were quite low. Most likely, Zelenka composed his theme without knowing Air in G.
@@ttwiligh7 There are more pieces inspired by Air in G. And there are pieces similar to it - apart from this Zelenka's, e.g. Händel's Organ Concerto op. 7, nr. 5, 2nd movement. But you could find more examples for sure. The fact it was composed later doesn't mean that the author was necessarily aware of a previous version. If you checked baroque opera arias you would find many similarities between them - and their composers were aware of each other for sure. But it wasn't considered a plagiarism - e. g. N. Porpora's "Si pietoso il tuo labbro" vs. R. Broschi's "Chi non sente" vs. J. A. Hasse's "Notte amica". And you would maybe notice similarities with these pieces and with Air in G as well if you compared with A. Scarlatti's "Dormi o fulmine di guerra" (composed in 1697).
There were plenty of composers and plenty of melodies composed independently, and plenty of inspirations by others, of course. I think it's impossible to mark any of them as being the original author of some musical idea. Especially if most of these composers and their music are almost forgotten today. It would be like saying that some band plagiarised The House of Rising Sun by The Animals - of course not, as they were not the original authors of that musical theme, just the most famous.
I think the same is true for Zelenka's Miserere vs. Bach's John's Passion - I'm in doubts Zelenka ever heard this Bach's piece or saw its score. Both are dramatic themes set in minor key for vocals, however, their harmonic progressions are different, both use 4/4 time, but Zelenka's piece is syncopated, evoking a heartbeat. Again, there are many pieces written during this period with similar feeling. But it doesn't mean one was inspired by some another. Otherwise one could say that both, Bach and Zelenka were inspired by Pachelbel's Prelude in c-minor for organ. But I don't think this is the case. One could find some similarities even with Dies Irae from Requiem in E-flat major by J. A. Hasse. Maybe, you are focused on Bach's music too much. Then, you hear Bach in every piece of music. As well as Mozart's fan hear Mozart everywhere.
@@notoriusmaximus783 You surely know lots more than I do. I didn't even know most of the pieces you mentioned. Thanks for enlightening me. I admit I'm focusing too much on Bach's music.
And yes, I often hear Handel in Bach's piece, or other way around, the fairly similar musical ideas, where convergent evolution is quite possible as well as influencing each other.
Genial, magnífico, maravilloso...
Extraordinaire !!
Metaphysical flight.
Un grand compositeur !
Very creative camera/video-editing work; kudos to video engineers!
Dear friends, if you are new at Zelenka and want a shorter sample please will you let me recommend “ Et ressurexit “ at some 45’08’.......thank you.......:-)
🙏🏻🖤 *04:03* 09.04 🖤🙏🏻
The _Qui tollis_ Hana Blažíková delivers here is very similar to what's on the album. The same cannot be said for the _Christe eleison,_ which 💥 pops 💥 more here than on the album. 💐🖤www.collegium1704.com/en/e-shop/cd/zelenka-missa-votiva-zwv-18-detail
Hana's been victimized by bad lighting 🔦countless times 🔢, but this video is hopelessly muddy. So sad. 😞
She would have (in those days) been labeled "an up-and-coming young Czech soprano", whereas now she's more properly recognized as a genuine Prima Donna. 🖤
Bach might not have only admired his colleague but might have enjoyed his music. But unfortunately he could not have read Zelenka's latest masterpieces. What a pity. They might have inspired him to write another B minor.
Zelenka's last works do approach the German giant's high poetic quality and sometimes, I daresay, they even almost surpass it.
Formidable music with formidable performers.
dieses Werk macht Spaß.. :)
Впервые слышу такое Kirie. Не мольба, а настойчивая просьба. Почти требование. ) Великий Зеленка! Спасибо, Лукс!
MAGNIFICO!!!!!
sublime!!!! I cant find the texts in latin! any help? I adore it! thank you!
Úžasné. Magnificent. Where is it screened?
Svatováclavský hudební festival 2008
Where is the location of this performance?
Church of sv. Václav in Opava, Czech republic
¡Impresionante! Me ha encantado.
Muchas gracias.
JAN DISMAS ZELENKA ( LOUNOVICE 1679-1745 DRESDE ).MISSA VOTIVA IN E MINOR COLLEGIUM 1704 & COLLEGIUM VOCALE 1704 CONDUCTOR VACLAV LUKS. Une merveille voix grandiose chœur et orchestre magnifique bravo. Grand compositeur tchèque apprécier de Bach et de TELEMANN laisse dès oratorios des cantates sacrés œuvre religieux 22 messes quelque requiem un magnificat des hymes des psaumes musique de chambre dont 6 sonates pour 2 hautbois et bason. Merci pour ce concert qui est sublime.
Thanks
Exellent performance
Is it possible to buy this on dvd somewhere?
My favourite recording of Missa Votiva in Em. Wonderful post m'friend. -nods-
Merci ! Gratias tibi Zelencka!
L'excellence de la musique sacrée 💚
wow im totally zelenk'd
uzasna hudba. nevysiel ten koncert nahodou aj na nosici?
This is downright indistinguishable from Bach. Handel can sometimes fool me, but Zelenka strikes every time.
incredible
this Music makes stunned and amazed
Super!!!
Mally Freire Ab 10.46 hört ihr ein Gloria. Du suchst Deine Fassung zu behalten. Nicht nur als Musiker wirst Du etwas Bedeutendes mitnehmen.....Musik ist wirklich der letzte Trost- wer hat das noch mal gesagt, aaah es ist der gerade verunglückte James Horner, liebe Grüße from Guido
Music like this raises the Eighth Note the cosmic sphere . It's a remit that which we can not with the usual sense is much more ... Thank you for sharing Guido
Mally Freire Danke Mally, ich wünsche Ihnen ein tolles Weekend
Je souhaite que votre week-end est aussi merveilleux.
Vous êtes une personne spéciale .
incroyable!!!
exquisita la musica de Zelenka