Bruckner - Pange Lingua (Motets)
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Label: Fra Bernardo
Cat No: FB1501271
Format: CD
Number of Discs: 1
Genre: Vocal/Choral
Release Date: 5th May 2015
Contents
Works
Asperges me, WAB4Ave Maria
Christus factus est
Dir Herr, Dir will ich mich ergeben, WAB12
In jener letzten der Nachte, WAB17
Locus iste, WAB23
Os justi meditabitur, WAB30
Pange lingua, WAB33
Pange lingua in C major, WAB31
Salvum fac populum tuum, WAB40
Tota pulchra es, WAB46
Totenlied no.2 'O ihr, die ihr heut mit mir zum Grabe geht', WAB48
Vexilla regis, WAB51
Virga Jesse floruit, WAB52
Artists
Musica SaeculorumConductor
Philip von SteinaeckerWorks
Asperges me, WAB4Ave Maria
Christus factus est
Dir Herr, Dir will ich mich ergeben, WAB12
In jener letzten der Nachte, WAB17
Locus iste, WAB23
Os justi meditabitur, WAB30
Pange lingua, WAB33
Pange lingua in C major, WAB31
Salvum fac populum tuum, WAB40
Tota pulchra es, WAB46
Totenlied no.2 'O ihr, die ihr heut mit mir zum Grabe geht', WAB48
Vexilla regis, WAB51
Virga Jesse floruit, WAB52
Artists
Musica SaeculorumConductor
Philip von SteinaeckerAbout
For this CD a chronological cross section of Bruckner’s work was chosen, spanning from the very first composition of an eleven year old, a Pange lingua, to the late Vexilla Regis.
It’s often hard to define musical roots and origins with Bruckner, since his first symphony already bears his unmistakable stamp, but some of these seldom performed early sacred compositions, which still prescribe to 18th and early 19th century Upper Austrian church tradition, can give an idea of his musical background.
Many of these pieces sound like chorale harmonisations, but the chorale melodies are by Bruckner himself and display melodic attributes typical of the Alpine region.
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