Czech Chamber Music Society ⬩ Cappella Mariana
Music predating the Baroque period is rarely heard at the Rudolfinum, so a programme of works by Kryštof Harant is a special event, especially because he is seen as the most important Czech musician of the Renaissance. The acclaimed ensemble Cappella Mariana will present historically informed interpretations of his works, and actor Saša Rašilov will read excerpts from Harant’s famous travel diaries.
Programme
Kryštof Harant: Journey to the Holy Land
Agha Mo’men
Tasbih-i Misri, MSS s. 317
Kryštof Harant
Missa quinis vocibus, part Credo
Anonymous
Naqsh Dar Bazm-e Del to poem by Hafez, MSS s. 314
Kryštof Harant
Missa quinis vocibus, část Kyrie
Kiya Tabassian
Namaz-e Sham-e Ghariban to poem by Hafez
Kryštof Harant
Missa quinis vocibus, part Gloria
Shishtari Murad
Huseyni Agir Semai, part Chashm-e Mast
Kryštof Harant
Missa quinis vocibus, part Sanctus
Kâsebâz-i Misri
Pishref-i Misri, MSS s. 318-319
Sama’i, MSS s. 318-319
Seyyid Seyfullah
Nihavend ilahi, part Bu Ashk Bir Bahri Ummandir MSS s. 318
Kryštof Harant
Maria Kron
Kryštof Harant
Missa quinis vocibus, part Agnus Dei
Ali Ufki
Psalm 4
Mezmur 2 & 4 to text by Paschala de l’Estocarta
Kiya Tabassian
Parvaz
Kryštof Harant (arr. Jaroslav Pelikán)
Dies est laetitiae, to text by Gazi Giray Hana
Performers
Cappella Mariana
Hana Blažíková, Barbora Kabátková soprano
Vojtěch Semerád, Tomáš Lajtkep, Ondrej Holub tenor
Jaromír Nosek bass
Vojtěch Semerád artistic director
Constantinople
Didem Başar qanun
Patrick Graham percussion
Neva Ogszun kemenče
Kiya Tabassian setar, voice
Kiya Tabassian artistic director
Saša Rašilov spoken word
Rudolfinum — Dvořák Hall
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