Fortuna desperata

Gothic and Renaissance Organ Music
Metzler-Schwalbennest Organ (2015), Hall of the University Church of St. Paul, Leipzig

Daniel Beilschmidt Organ
Christine Mothes Vocals
Veit Heller Bells
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CD album cover 'Fortuna desperata' (GEN 17453) with Daniel Beilschmidt, Christine Mothes, Veit Heller

GEN 17453 EAN 4260036254532

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In their GENUIN release Fortuna desperata, the foundation of the new University Church of St. Paul in Leipzig and university organist Daniel Beilschmidt celebrate the great cycles of faith and life. From ringing bells to the Zimbelstern, from the full organ to intimate dialogue with the human voice: Beilschmidt presents the new Metzler-Schwalbennest Organ in a recording that is at the same time a call for donations so the instrument can be completed. Beneath his fingers and feet, the stirring music from Machaut to Calvisius, from the 14th to the 16th centuries sounds both ancient and modern, boisterous and contemplative – a journey to the limits of the known world and beyond!

For the second phase of the swallow´s nest organ renovation you can donate here: www.stiftung-universitaetskirche.de

Daniel Beilschmidt Organ
Christine Mothes Vocals
Veit Heller Bells

In their GENUIN release Fortuna desperata, the foundation of the new University Church of St. Paul in Leipzig and university organist Daniel Beilschmidt celebrate the great cycles of faith and life. From ringing bells to the Zimbelstern, from the full organ to intimate dialogue with the human voice: Beilschmidt presents the new Metzler-Schwalbennest Organ in a recording that is at the same time a call for donations so the instrument can be completed. Beneath his fingers and feet, the stirring music from Machaut to Calvisius, from the 14th to the 16th centuries sounds both ancient and modern, boisterous and contemplative – a journey to the limits of the known world and beyond!

For the second phase of the swallow´s nest organ renovation you can donate here: www.stiftung-universitaetskirche.de

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Tracklist

  1. Buxheimer Orgelbuch
    Redeuntes in idem (Ut)
  2. Guillaume de Machaut
    Sanctus (Messe de Nostre Dame)
  3. Robertsbridge Codex/Philippe de Vitry
    Adesto – Firmissime fidem teneamus – Alleluia
  4. Adam Ileborgh von Stendal
    Sequitur aliud praeambulum super d manualiter et variatur super a g f et c
  5. Codex Faenza 117
    Kyrie & Gloria Cunctipotens Genitor Deus
  6. Adam Ileborgh von Stendal
    Praeambulum super d a f et g, Sequitur mensura sex notarum eiusdem tenoris „Frowe al myn hoffen an..
  7. Antoine Busnois(?), Johannes Buchner, Leonhard Kleber, Alexander Agricola
    Fortuna desperata
  8. Paul Hofhaimer
    Salve Regina
  9. Adam Ileborgh von Stendal
    Sequitur praeambulum in C et potest variari in d f g a
  10. Johannes Buchner
    Dantz Moss. Benczenauer
  11. Buxheimer Orgelbuch
    Redeuntes in mi
  12. St. Galler Orgelbuch/Heinrich Isaac
    Tota pulchra es
  13. Johannes Buchner, Sethus Calvisius, St. Galler Orgelbuch
    Christ ist erstanden

In their GENUIN release Fortuna desperata, the foundation of the new University Church of St. Paul in Leipzig and university organist Daniel Beilschmidt celebrate the great cycles of faith and life. From ringing bells to the Zimbelstern, from the full organ to intimate dialogue with the human voice: Beilschmidt presents the new Metzler-Schwalbennest Organ in a recording that is at the same time a call for donations so the instrument can be completed. Beneath his fingers and feet, the stirring music from Machaut to Calvisius, from the 14th to the 16th centuries sounds both ancient and modern, boisterous and contemplative – a journey to the limits of the known world and beyond!

For the second phase of the swallow´s nest organ renovation you can donate here: www.stiftung-universitaetskirche.de