Consortium Carissimi & Garrick Comeaux - Graziani: Adae, Filli Prodigi & 5 Motets (2015)
Artist: Consortium Carissimi & Garrick Comeaux
Title: Bonifazio Graziani: Adae Oratorium; Filli Prodigi Oratorium; Five Motets
Year Of Release: 2015
Label: Naxos
Genre: Classical
Quality: FLAC (image + .cue, artwork)
Total Time: 71:17 min
Total Size: 323 MB
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:Title: Bonifazio Graziani: Adae Oratorium; Filli Prodigi Oratorium; Five Motets
Year Of Release: 2015
Label: Naxos
Genre: Classical
Quality: FLAC (image + .cue, artwork)
Total Time: 71:17 min
Total Size: 323 MB
WebSite: Album Preview
Bonifazio Graziani: Motetti, Op. 24
Motetti, Op. 24: O miracula
Bonifazio Graziani: Motetti, Book 6, Op. 20
Motetti, Book 6, Op. 20: Beati mundo corde
Bonifazio Graziani: Sacrae cantiones, Book 6, Op. 19
Sacrae cantiones, Book 6, Op. 19: Venite, audite
Motetti, Op. 24
Motetti, Op. 24: Quis dabit capiti meo
Bonifazio Graziani: Motetti, Op. 1
Motetti, Op. 1: Quid est hoc
Bonifazio Graziani: Adae
Part I
Part II
Bonifazio Graziani: Filli prodigi
Part I
Part II
The small-scale motet was at the heart of daily and weekly musical practice in the Roman Catholic Church of the mid-seventeenth century. One of the genre’s most distinguished exponents was the maestro di cappella in the Jesuit Church in Rome, Bonifazio Graziani.
An ordained priest, he was commissioned by Pope Innocent X to compose solemn music for the ‘most holy year’ of 1650, and his works were in demand across Europe. His elegant mixture of text, melody and harmonic accompaniment is highly distinctive, with the two oratorios revealing the extent of his compositional breadth.
An ordained priest, he was commissioned by Pope Innocent X to compose solemn music for the ‘most holy year’ of 1650, and his works were in demand across Europe. His elegant mixture of text, melody and harmonic accompaniment is highly distinctive, with the two oratorios revealing the extent of his compositional breadth.