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Sacred music
Jubila Faventina
Tickets available at the box office from 7pm.
Date Sat 19.08.2017
Time 20.00
20.00
Venue

Stiftskirche Wilten

The Argentinian flutist and musicologist Pedro Memelsdorff was captivated by the “Codex Faenza”, a musical manuscript from the Middle Ages. When he found out that the instrumental variations on multi-part French and Italian melodies from the 14th and 15th centuries it contained were really written over the original content of the 98 sheets of parchment, the manuscript was examined using digital technologies. Memelsdorff discovered melodic developments of sacred music, parts of Masses and parts of Marian vespers, which turned out to be the first polyphonic instrumentation of vespers ever. Some of the church music pieces were based on secular dance melodies. Together with his ensemble Mala Punica (English: pomegranate) Memelsdorff makes the medieval fruits of sacred music from the northern Italian city of Faenza (then Faventia) flourish. The hymn-like jubilation rings out again in the reconstructed sound of that period – half a millennium after the music was erased and written over.

Artists

Pedro Memelsdorff

Blockflöte & Musikalische Leitung
Mala Punica

Barbara Zanichelli, Anne-Kathryn Olsen (Sopran) 
Markéta Cukrová (Alt) 
Gianluca Ferrarini, Raffaele Giordani (Tenor) 
Pablo Kornfeld, David Catalunya (Orgel & Clavicymbalum) 
Guillermo Pérez (Orgelportativ) 
​Helena Zemanová (Fiedel)

Programme

Liturgische Musik des Codex Faenza

Ordinarium missae: Kyrie [„Cunctipotens genitor Deus“] – Gloria – Agnus Dei –Benedicamus Domino (instrumental) – Kyrie [„Orbis factor“]
 

Cantasi come: „Nostr’avocata se’ et sempre fosti“ – cantasi come [„Deduto sei“] – „Per verità portare” – cantasi come „Non al suo amante“ – Gradual „Universi qui te expectant“ – „Alleluia“
 

Ad Vesperas: Versiculum „Deus in adiutorium meum intende“ – Responsorium [„Domine ad adiuvandum“] – Antiphon „Hec est regina“ – Psalm „Laudate pueri Dominum“ – Hymne „Ave maris stella“ (instrumental) – Antiphon „Ave regina celorum“ – „Magnificat anima mea“ – Doxologie – „Deo gratias“ – „Benedicamus Domino“ 

Teaser

Mala Punica
Faventina-The liturgical music of Codex Faenza 117-Mala Punica
Mala Punica
CODEX FAENZA - Ordinarium Missae - MALA PUNICA
Stift Wilten c Thomas Schrott
Stiftskirche Wilten
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Klostergasse 7, 6020 Innsbruck

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