An Evening with Mr Purcell

Purcell szakrális dalai és a skót népzene találkozása a Vörösmarty utcai Skót templomban, A Budapest Bach Consort előadásában.

PROGRAM

Henry PURCELL (1659-1695)
Divine Hymns from Harmonia Sacra [Book I, II - Playford, 1714]

1. "Let the Night perish" - Job's curse, Z. 191
2. "How long, great God?" - The Aspiration, Z. 189
3. "The Earth trembled" - On our Saviour's Passion, Z. 197
4. "In the black, dismal dungeon of despair", Z. 190
5. "Tell me, some pitying Angel" - The Blessed Virgin’s Expostulation; When our Saviour (at Twelve Years of Age) had withdrawn himself, Z. 196
6. "With sick and famish’d eyes", Z. 200
7. "Wilt thou forgive that sin" - Hymn to God the Father (*Set to music by Mr. Pelham HUMPHRYES)
8. "Lord, what is Man! Lost Man!" - A Divine Hymn, Z. 192
9. "Now, that the Sun hath veil'd his Light" - An Evening Hymn, Z. 193

With favourite Scots Tunes as Symphonies between the Pieces, from the Book of Mr. William McGibbon ["A Collection of Scots Tunes, for the Violin or German Flute, and a Bass for the Violoncello or Harpsichord", London, c1746]

PERFORMERS

The Budapest Bach Consort
Adriána KALAFSZKY - soprano
Csenge ORGOVÁN - fiddle
Zsolt SZABÓ - bass viol
Augustin SZOKOS - chamber organ, harpsichord