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Laudate Pueri Dominum: Music of Piarists in Baroque Bohemia - Capella Regia Praha; Hana Blaziková (soprano); Hasan El-Dunia (tenor); Katy Sommer (organ); Ondrej Smíd (tenor);...
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  1. Lytaniae Lauretanae No. 6: Honori Visitationis B. V. Mariae, for 4 voices, trumpet, strings & continuo
  2. Jubilate apparenti Domino, for 4 voices, chorus & orchestra
  3. Prelude and Fugue for keyboard in C major (Ariadne musica): Praeludium
  4. Missa Sancti Adalberti, for 4 voices & orchestra
  5. Alma redemptoris mater, for 4 voices, chorus & orchestra
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  1. Lytaniae Lauretanae No. 6: Honori Visitationis B. V. Mariae, for 4 voices, trumpet, strings & continuo
  2. Jubilate apparenti Domino, for 4 voices, chorus & orchestra
  3. Prelude and Fugue for keyboard in C major (Ariadne musica): Praeludium
  4. Missa Sancti Adalberti, for 4 voices & orchestra
  5. Alma redemptoris mater, for 4 voices, chorus & orchestra
  6. Dum esset rex, antiphon
  7. Dixit Dominus (Psalm 109), for 6 voices, chorus & orchestra
  8. Leva euis, antiphon
  9. Laudate pueri Dominum (Psalm 112), for 4 voices & orchestra
  10. Magnificat, for 6 voices, chorus & orchestra
  11. Salve Regina, for 3 voices & orchestra
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The Piarist order, in full the Ordo Clericorum Regularium Pauperum Matris Dei Scholarum Piarum, or Order of Poor Clerks Regular of the Mother of God of the Pious Schools, originated in Spain and devoted itself, among other things, to the education of boys of modest background. By the eighteenth century it was well established in Czech lands. The music of various Catholic orders around Europe seem to hold untouched storehouses of music from various eras, and those that emphasized musical education, like the Piarists, make ...

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Laudate Pueri Dominum: Music of Piarists in Baroque Bohemia 2008, Supraphon

UPC: 099925394622

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