Concert at "Tolnay Klári terem"
Free entry!
New CD - Choralis Constantinus 500
CHORALIS CONSTANTINUS 500 (2. CD)
Vocal liturgical music in the Habsburg imperial court according to 15th and 16th-century practices
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Heinrich Isaac: Quis dabit |
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Hans Leo Hassler: Cantate Domino |
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Asperges me |
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Introitus – Heinrich Isaac: Suscepimus Deus (Choralis Constantinus II.) |
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Kyrie – Heinrich Isaac: XXI. Missa Ferialis |
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Gloria – Heinrich Isaac: I. Missa Paschale (a6) |
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Pierre de la Rue: Delicta iuventutis |
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Graduale – Iacta cogitátum (Graduale Pataviense, fol. 28) |
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Alleluia – Heinrich Isaac: Gaudete iusti in Domino (Choralis Constantinus III.) |
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Credo – Heinrich Finck: Missa a6 |
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Offertorium – Offerentur (Graduale Pataviense fol.167) |
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Orlandus Lassus: Tibi laus |
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Sanctus – Heinrich Isaac: II. Missa solenne a6 |
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Orlandus Lassus: Adoramus te, Christe |
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Agnus Dei – Heinrich Isaac: XX. Missa de Confessoribus |
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Josquin des Prez: O salutaris hostia |
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Communio – Heinrich Isaac: Dico vobis (Choralis Constantinus I.) |
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Johannes Ockeghem: Salve regina |
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Heinrich Isaac: Virgo prudentissima |
Performers
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Cantoratus Budapestiensis (8; 19) Corvina Consort (1-3; 6-7; 10; 12; 14-19) Discantus Ensemble (9; 13; 19) Greccio Chamber Choir (19) Voces Aequales (4-5; 11; 19) |
László Deák – organ Mónika Kecskés – organ So-La Voce Chamber Choir – Australia Schola Gregoriana Pragensis (dir. David Eben) – Czech Republic Capilla Flamenca (dir. Dirk Snellings) & Willem Ceuleers, organ – Belgium Ensemble Cinquecento – Austria |
conducted by Zoltán Kalmanovits (19)
with Capitulum Laicorum Sancti Michaelis Archangeli
Celebrant: P. Kovács Ervin Gellért OPraem
Venues
Inner City Parish Church (2-5; 12; 14; 16; 18)
St. Michael’s Church (1; 6-7; 10-11; 13; 19)
St. Anna’ Church
St. Stephen’s Basilica (8-9)
Franciscan Church of Pest (15)
St. Teresa of Avila Parish Church (17)
St. Emericus Cistercian Church of Buda
FUGA Budapest Center of Architecture
Hungarian Choral Castle, Pomáz
Dommuseum, Pécs
St Georges Montcocq - Eglise (Saint-Lô, Basse Normandie, France)
The Benedictine Abbey in Tyniec (Kraków, Poland)
Church in Abbey of Benedictine Sisters in Staniątki (Kraków, Poland)
Roman Catholic Church of St. Nicholas, Balog nad Ipl’om – Slovakia
Cathedral of St. Elizabeth, Kosice – Slovakia
Concert of Corvina Consort - Renaissance & Baroque Week, Győr
23. July, 2013 - 7.00 PM
Church of St. John, Apostle & St. Liborius, Bishop - Nagyszentjános, Hungary
Wedding of the King Matthias & Beatrice, 1476
Chansons from Mellon Chansonniere
Entry free
Judit Andrejszki, Ágnes Pintér - soprano
Károly Pászti - tenor
Zoltán Kalmanovits - baritone, viola da gamba
András Demjén - bass, viola da gamba
Concert of Corvina Consort at Palotanegyed Fesztiválon, Budapest
14. July 2013. - AM 11.00
Párbeszéd Háza (1085 Budapest, Horánszky utca 20.)
Wedding of the King Matthias & Beatrice, 1476.
Works by Binchois, Busnois, Ockeghem és Tinctoris from Mellon Chansonnière
corvinaconsort.hu
Corvina Consort
artistic director: Zoltán Kalmanovits
Judit Andrejszki, Ágnes Pintér - soprano
Károly Pászti - tenor
Zoltán Kalmanovits - baritone, viola da gamba
András Demjén - bass, viola da gamba
Mastercourses of Early Music
Renaissance & Baroque Week, Győr
21-28. July, 2013
Mastercourses of Early Music
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Judit Andrejszki |
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Organization: Harmónia Nonprofit LTD.
9061 Vámosszabdi, Béke u. 4. - Hungary
Venue: Petőfi Sándor Művelődési Ház
H-9022 Győr, Árpád u. 44.,
Contact:
Éva Dömötör
Tel.: +36-96/519-104, +36-20/343-7141
e-mail: deva@hmk.hu
Claudio MONTEVERDI: VESPRO
Claudio MONTEVERDI: VESPRO
Judit Andrejszki, Ágnes Pintér (soprano); Kornélia Bakos (alt), László Kéringer, Péter Mészáros, László Honinger (tenor), Zoltán Kalmanovits, Zoltán Mizsei (bass), Choir of Church Music Department of the Liszt Academy of Music (director: András Soós), Greccio Chamber Choir (director: Mónika Kecskés), Vespro Chamber Orchestra.
CANTOR REGIS HUNGARIAE 2012 - we wait again the participants!
CANTOR REGIS HUNGARIAE
international course in church music and early music
Hungarian Choral Castle – Pomáz, 30 June – 6 July 2012
During the five-day programme the participants will become acquainted with the chants of the mediaeval Esztergom Rite, as well as the repertoire and performance practices of 15th–16th century Renaissance polyphonic music.
Participants will receive tuition individually or in small groups, attend lectures, join in choral singing and take part in actual liturgical events and concerts held during the course.
The course is open to early music fans and persons wishing to join in liturgical practices, and offers the opportunity to practising musicians, church musicians and teachers to acquire new knowledge and experience; indeed, we believe it to be particularly useful for anyone seeking to develop their knowledge or to test and deepen their knowledge.
Vocal training, the Gregorian repertoire liturgical practice, Renaissance polyphony, performance practice and liturgical organ playing are brought together in four modules during the course.
The course material and the music will be provided by the organisers.
Concessions and performance opportunities are available for groups of four or more.
See you in the first week of July in the picturesque setting of the Hungarian Choral Castle at Pomáz.
WORKSHOPS (according the weekly schedule):
Solo singing, vocal training – Judit Andrejszki
Gregorian chant, liturgical practice – Zoltán Mizsei
Renaissance polyphonic music, performance practices – Zoltán Kalmanovits
Organ & continuo – Mónika Kecskés
Lectures
Chanted prayers
Concerts
COURSE + ACCOMMODATION: 290€
The participation fee includes:
- the fee of the course
- full board accommodation in double bedrooms (from dinner on June 30th till breakfast on July 6th, single rooms are available for extra price)
REGISTER UNTIL 30.04.2012
The advance payment of 100€ has to be transferred in such a way that the sum arrives to our account within May 15th, 2012.
Lower age limit: 18 years
NO upper age limit.
REGISTRATION FORM
Detailed information will be sent to you as soon as we have received your completed registration form.
MORE INFO:
Hungarian Choral Castle (Pomázi Zenekastély Nonprofit Ltd.)
Templom tér 3., H-2013 Pomáz, Hungary
Phone: +36-26/525-610
Fax: +36-26/525-611
E-mail: music@choralcastle.hu
