Very attractive, thanks ! Finally, am learning enough to be able to tell (sometimes !) when the recording does NOT match the score...for that opportunity am SO grateful to all the YT score uploaders !
Thanks for the posting great Durante. In addition to comments, this is LECTIO TERZA (Third Lesson) of Lamentationes Jeremiae Prophetae: I. LECTIO PRIMA for soprano, flutes, horns, violins, viola and basso continuo 1. Largo: De lamentatione 2. Andante: Misericordiae Domini 3. Tempo giusto: Heth. Novi diluculo 4. Andante: Teth. Bonus est 5. Recitativo: Iod. Sedebit solitatius 6. Largo assai: Iod 7. Andante: Dabit percutienti 8. Largo: Jerusalem, convertere II. LECTIO SECUNDA for soprano, alto, violins, viola and basso continuo 9. Larghetto: Aleph. Quomodo obscuratum 10. Allegro Forte: Sed & Iaminae 11. Andante comodo: He. Qui vescebantur 12. Allegro assai: Et maior effecta est 13. Largo: Jerusalem, convertere III. LECTIO TERZA (THIS VIDEO) for soloists, four-part choir, horns, violins, viola and basso continuo 14. Poco Largo: Incipit oratio [00:00] 15. Largo comodo: Pupilli facti sumus [06:12] 16. Poco Largo: Recordare Domine [08:58] 17. Andante: Patres nostri [12:31] 18. Andante: Pellis nostra [16:42] 19. Poco Largo: Recordare Domine [19:04] 20. Largo: Mulieres in Sion humiliaverunt [22:38] 21. Tempo giusto Lamentevole: Jerusalem, convertere [24:25]
Repères : I. Incipit oratio Jeremiæ prophetæ [00:00] II. Pupilli facti sumus absque patre [06:12] III. Recordare Domine [08:58] IV. Patres nostri peccaverunt [12:31] V. Pellis nostra [16:42] VI. Recordare Domine [19:04] VII. Mulieres in Sion [22:38] VIII. Jerusalem convertere [24:25]
Thank you so much for this! I just heard this work at a concert, and I wouldn't be surprised if your video is where the music director first found out about this work :)
Actually, there are already a couple of score video of that piece, and they're very old. I'll still consider it, if I can find a decent edition (there's only a hard to read manuscript, on IMSLP...).
That Fm7 chord is absolutely beautiful. It has this mysterious and almost morbid quality that fits within the context very well.
Absolutely gorgeous. Thank you for bringing this work to the light.
Just those first two chords in succession - deliciousness!
Grande musica! Durante è senza dubbio un ottimo maestro!
Very attractive, thanks !
Finally, am learning enough to be able to tell (sometimes !) when the recording does NOT match the score...for that opportunity am SO grateful to all the YT score uploaders !
Francesco Durante, Angelo Durante's nephew, was the master of Paisiello, Pergolesi, Traetta, and many more Neapolitan geniuses.
Thanks for the posting great Durante. In addition to comments, this is LECTIO TERZA (Third Lesson) of Lamentationes Jeremiae Prophetae:
I. LECTIO PRIMA for soprano, flutes, horns, violins, viola and basso continuo
1. Largo: De lamentatione
2. Andante: Misericordiae Domini
3. Tempo giusto: Heth. Novi diluculo
4. Andante: Teth. Bonus est
5. Recitativo: Iod. Sedebit solitatius
6. Largo assai: Iod
7. Andante: Dabit percutienti
8. Largo: Jerusalem, convertere
II. LECTIO SECUNDA for soprano, alto, violins, viola and basso continuo
9. Larghetto: Aleph. Quomodo obscuratum
10. Allegro Forte: Sed & Iaminae
11. Andante comodo: He. Qui vescebantur
12. Allegro assai: Et maior effecta est
13. Largo: Jerusalem, convertere
III. LECTIO TERZA (THIS VIDEO) for soloists, four-part choir, horns, violins, viola and basso continuo
14. Poco Largo: Incipit oratio [00:00]
15. Largo comodo: Pupilli facti sumus [06:12]
16. Poco Largo: Recordare Domine [08:58]
17. Andante: Patres nostri [12:31]
18. Andante: Pellis nostra [16:42]
19. Poco Largo: Recordare Domine [19:04]
20. Largo: Mulieres in Sion humiliaverunt [22:38]
21. Tempo giusto Lamentevole: Jerusalem, convertere [24:25]
A masterpiece. Thank you so much.
Repères :
I. Incipit oratio Jeremiæ prophetæ [00:00]
II. Pupilli facti sumus absque patre [06:12]
III. Recordare Domine [08:58]
IV. Patres nostri peccaverunt [12:31]
V. Pellis nostra [16:42]
VI. Recordare Domine [19:04]
VII. Mulieres in Sion [22:38]
VIII. Jerusalem convertere [24:25]
Thank you so much for this! I just heard this work at a concert, and I wouldn't be surprised if your video is where the music director first found out about this work :)
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Wonderful
Awesome composition
I'm now converted to Jerusalem
or that's what I think the last song was about...
"Jerusalem convertere ad Dominum Deum teum" : Jerusalem return to the Lord your God
Would it be possible to have the four tracks separate?
Will you upload Porpora's Salve Regina? I got it stuck in my head.
Actually, there are already a couple of score video of that piece, and they're very old. I'll still consider it, if I can find a decent edition (there's only a hard to read manuscript, on IMSLP...).