Ars Choralis Coeln / Maria Jonas
Hymns from Notre-Dame
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Recorded live at the Pieterskerk, Utrecht, 29 August 2023
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About this concert
Flanked by harp and harmonium, Ars Choralis Coeln delves into the Gregorian hype of late nineteenth and twentieth-century France. At the source of this craze lay the creative reinterpretation of the unison repertoire by the Benedictine monks of Solesmes, who endeared the music to a mass audience. Composers such as Vincent d'Indy, Jean-Marie Plum and Pierre Benoit turned the kaleidoscope up a notch in their neo-Roman hymns.
Programme
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Plainchant
Hymne: Ave maris stella
(from: Codex Paradiese, Germany 13th/14th century)8th/9th century -
Jean-Marie Plum
Ave maris stella Op. 75 no. 2
1899-1944 -
Plainchant
Antiphon: Sancta Maria, succurre miseris
(from: Abbey of Saint Lambrecht, Austria)14th century -
Vincent d’Indy
Motet: Sancta Maria, succurre miseris
1851-1931 -
Henriette Renié
Contemplation
1875-1956 -
Plainchant
Hymne: Crux fidelis
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Jean-Marie Plum
Missa Crux fidelis Op. 125
Kyrie
Gloria
Credo
Sanctus
Benedictus
Agnus Dei -
Alexandre Guilmant
Prière Op. 27
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Plainchant
Salve regina
(from: Codex Paradiese)ca. 1100 -
Pierre Leonard Leopold Benoit
Salve regina
1834-1901 -
Plainchant
O gloriosa virginum
(from: Codex Paradiese) -
Pierre Leonard Leopold Benoit
O gloriosa virginum
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Jules Massenet
Souvenez-vous
1842-1912
Musicians
- Uta Kirsten, Sylvia Dörnemann, Pamela Petsch, Cora Schmeiser voice
- Maria Jonas voice and musical direction
- Valeska Gleser harp
- Joachim Diessner harmonium
About the performers
Ars Choralis Coeln made its debut during the music festival Romanischer Sommer 2004 in Cologne. From the very beginning the ensemble has focused on the music of Hildegard von Bingen. In addition, under the direction of Maria Jonas, the ensemble explores the manuscripts in the library of the archdiocese and the cathedral of Cologne.