Program: #01-13 Air Date: Mar 26, 2000
Johann Melchior Gletle: Again thanks to the work of Pro Helvetia we can sample some of the sacred works of this unknown master of the early Swiss baroque.
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Johann Melchior Gletle (1626-1683)
NOTE: This program was made possible in part by a grant from PRS, Presence Switzerland; with additional support from Swiss Radio International, Pro Helvetia, and the Embassy of Switzerland in Washington, D.C.
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Susanne Ryden, soprano.
Ulrich Messthaler, bass.
Ensemble Musica Fiorita.
Daniela Dolci, harpsichord and director.
JOHANN MELCHIOR GLETLE:
--Celebrus cum gaudio (from Op. 5, 1677); for soprano.
--Quis mihi det bibere (from Op. 1, 1667); for bass.
--Factum est praelium (from Op. 5); for soprano.
--Bonum certamen (from Op. 1); for bass.
--Salve regina (from Op. 1); for bass.
--Victimae paschali (from Op. 5); for bass.
--Quosque dormis (from Op. 5); for bass.
Pan Classics CD 510.130.
Composer Info
Johann Melchior Gletle (1626-1683)
CD Info
CD 510.130
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