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Vivaldi - Sacred Music: O qui Caeli, Dixit Dominus, Gloria in D (reference recording: Michel Corboz)

Antonio VIVALDI (1678-1741) Sacred Music. Click to activate the English subtitles for the presentation (00:00-04:21) O QUI CAELI, RV 631 Motet for soprano and string orchestra 00:00 I. RV 631 Allegretto 05:26 II. RV 631 Recitativo 06:12 III. RV 631 Largo 11:54 IV. RV 631 Allegro (Alleluia) Uta SPRECKELSEN, Sopran DIXIT DOMINUS, RV 595 for soli, choir, orchestra and continuo 13:33 I. Dixit Dominus RV 595 15:55 II. Donec ponam RV 595 21:02 III. Virgam virtutis RV 595 23:32 IV. Tecum principium 25:53 V. Juravit Dominus RV 595 28:36 VI. Dominus a dextris RV 595 30:31 VII. Judicabit RV 595 34:25 VIII. De torrente RV 595 38:56 IX. Gloria Patri, Sicut erat RV 595 41:28 X. Et in saecula saeculorum RV 595 Uta SPRECKELSEN, Verena SCHWEIZER, Soprane Hanna SCHAER, Alt // Jean-Pierre MAURER, Tenor Michel BRODARD, basse/Bass // Danielle GROSGURIN, Cello Christiane JACOTTET, harpsichord (Dobson) Philippe CORBOZ, organ (Füglister) ENSEMBLE VOCAL DE LAUSANNE ORCHESTRE DE CHAMBRE DE LAUSANNE Conductor: Michel CORBOZ GLORIA in D Major, RV 588 44:58 I. Gloria 47:32 II. Et in terra pax 52:37 III. Laudamus te 55:05 IV. Gratias agimus tibi 56:01 V. Domine Deus 58:14 VI. Domine Fili unigenite 59:35 VII. Domine Deus 1:01:45 VIII. Qui tollis 1:03:15 IX. Qui sedes 1:06:26 X. Quoniam tu solus sanctus 1:08:07 XI. Cum sancto spiritu Jennifer SMITH, Anna BERNARDIN, Soprane Edmund BARHAM, Tenor // John TOLL, Organ Michael LAIRD, trumpet Clare SHANKS, Sophie WILSON, Oboe Jeremy WARD, bassoon Charles MEDLAM, cello ENGLISH BACH FESTIVAL CHORUS Cchorus master: Nicholas CLEOBURY ENGLISH BACH FESTIVAL BAROQUE ORCHESTRA Leader: John HOLLOWAY Conductor: Michel CORBOZ The motet, o QUI CAELI RV 631, has an inward and contemplative character with a decided bias in favour of tender and lyrical colours, though with an occasional tinge of melancholy. The text is a meditation on the fragility and evanescence of this world where all things have an end ("the rose that dies, the wave that subsides") — represented in the middle section of the opening aria, and especially in the second aria, a 3/4 Largo in C minor. Here once more the Prete Rosso achieves a mode of expression that anticipates later developments in music. The tonal atmosphere of certain passages is that of Mozart's Abendempfindung an Laura, that pioneer of the Romantic Lied. The DIXIT DOMINUS RV 595 is known to us from a rather late copy (1738), and indeed the assurance and maturity of the style suggest that this may be one of Vivaldi's last works for the institution. In the opening and closing choruses the string orchestra is enriched by two oboes and a genuinely concertante trumpet. The brilliant sonority of D major is admirably suited to this psalm with its affirmation of the messianic kingship of Christ. Click to activate the English subtitles for the presentation Antonio Vivaldi PLAYLIST (references recordings):    • Antonio Vivaldi (1678-1741)