Tiburtina Ensemble
Prophecies
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Recorded live at the Pieterskerk Utrecht, 3 September 2021
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About this concert
From the ancient sibyls to the medieval mystics, speaking, calling or singing prophets are a conduit between god and man. Tiburtina Ensemble – itself named after a Roman prophetess – combines songs in unison with polyphonic pieces by Petrus Wilhelmi de Grudencz. We hear a dream for the future that leads from Judgment Day to the Victory of the Lamb.
Programme
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Plainchant
Audite, quid dixerit: Iudicii signum
Antiphona: Ecce virgo concipiet
Leich: Angelus ad virginem -
Petrus Wilhelmi de Grudencz
Probleumata enigmatum
ca. 1400-ca.1480 -
Plainchant
Antiphona: Prope es tu Domine
Leich: Audi tellus
Lamentatio: Lamech. In die furorus Domini
Leich: Fletus et stridor dentium -
Petrus Wilhelmi de Grudencz
Motet: Iacob scalam / Pax eterna / Terribili
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Plainchant
Antiphona: Iudicant sancti gentes
Lamentatio: Lamed Matribus suis dixerunt
Conductus: Mundus a munditia
Leich: Dum venerit filius hominis
Leich: Ach homo perpende fragilis - Ach seculi vana gloria -
Plainchant
Antiphona: In excelso throno
Antiphona: Exsulta satis filia sion -
Jan Hus
Cantio Navštěv nás, Kriste žádúcí
1372?-1415 -
Petrus Wilhelmi de Grudencz
Motet: Veni vere / Pneuma eucaristiarum / Paraclito tripudia / Dator eya graciarum
Musicians
- Ivana Bilej Brouková, Hana Blažíková, Tereza Böhmová, Daniela Čermáková, Anna Chadimová Havlíková, Marta Fadljevičová, Kamila Mazalová, Renata Zafková voice
- Barbora Kabátková voice and musical direction
About the performers
The female vocal ensemble Tiburtina, based in Prague, is under the direction of Barbora Kabátková. The group was formed in 2008 by former members of the Schola Benedicta. Their repertoire consists primarily of Gregorian chant and medieval polyphony, but also features contemporary music. The Tiburtina Ensemble is especially interested in a correct declamation of text based on research into contemporaneous theory and musical practice.