Nationaal Kinderkoor, Viri Cantores, Musica Ad Rhenum & Jed Wentz - De Fesch: Joseph (2021)
BAND/ARTIST: Nationaal Kinderkoor, Viri Cantores, Musica Ad Rhenum, Jed Wentz
- Title: De Fesch: Joseph
- Year Of Release: 2021
- Label: Brilliant Classics
- Genre: Classical
- Quality: flac lossless +Booklet
- Total Time: 02:20:59
- Total Size: 657 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Joseph, Pt. 1 Overture
02. Joseph, Pt. 1 I. 1A Rec. Jacob Be Ware You Talk No More of These Your Idle Slumbers...
03. Joseph, Pt. 1 II. 1B Arioso Jacob and Chorus Happy Youth
04. Joseph, Pt. 1 III. 1C Rec. Jacob but Hark the Host of Cherubims!...
05. Joseph, Pt. 1 IV. 1D Chorus Happy Youth
06. Joseph, Pt. 1 V. 2A Rec. Joseph Alas My Eager Haste to Shew My Fond Obedience...
07. Joseph, Pt. 1 Vi. 2B Aria Joseph I'll the Lion Dauntless Meet
08. Joseph, Pt. 1 VII. 3A Rec. Joseph and See Where Sent by Providence a Guide Arrives..
09. Joseph, Pt. 1 VIII. 3B Aria Joseph Let Me Hasten Away
10. Joseph, Pt. 1 IX. 4A Rec. Reuben Surely Did Not Our Faintness Tell This World's Great Eye...
11. Joseph, Pt. 1 X. 4B Aria Reuben Underneath This Plantane Shade
12. Joseph, Pt. 1 XI. 5A Rec. Simeon See in a Lucky Moment Comes the Hated Dreamer...
13. Joseph, Pt. 1 XII. 5B Aria Joseph Tremble Shudder at the Guilt
14. Joseph, Pt. 1 XIII. 6A Rec. Reuben with What Intrepid Air & Reason Argues He...
15. Joseph, Pt. 1 XIV. 6B Chorus Let It Be So
16. Joseph, Pt. 1 XV. 6C Rec. Simeon There, Saucy Vanter Sleep Your Fill...
17. Joseph, Pt. 1 XVI. 6D Arioso Simeon Dream Again of Sun and Moon
18. Joseph, Pt. 1 XVII. 7A Rec. Acc. Joseph Oh Barbarous Effect of Jealous Pride…
19. Joseph, Pt. 1 XVIII. 7B Aria Joseph Take Me Dying, Silent Grave
20. Joseph, Pt. 1 XIX. 8A Rec. Simeon but a Few Paces Farther and We'll Find Him…
21. Joseph, Pt. 1 XX. 8B Rec. Joseph Alass Where Am I Going...
22. Joseph, Pt. 1 XXI. 8C Aria Ishmaelite o'er the Desarts, o'er the Main
23. Joseph, Pt. 2 I. 9A Rec. Reuben These Thorns & Brambles I Remark'd...
24. Joseph, Pt. 2 II. 9B Aria Reuben O Gracious Lord, O Lord of Israel
25. Joseph, Pt. 2 III. 10 Rec.Aria Jacob Unheard of Carelessness or Dastard Cowardice...
26. Joseph, Pt. 2 IV. 11A Rec. Joseph How Wisely Providence Bechequers Still Our Pilgrimage...
27. Joseph, Pt. 2 V. 11B Aria Joseph Let Me Ever Look to Thee
28. Joseph, Pt. 2 Vi. 12A Rec. Joseph but Still One Dread Remains Not in the Least...
29. Joseph, Pt. 2 VII. 12B Aria Potiphar's Wife Such a Lovely Prudent Youth
30. Joseph, Pt. 2 VIII. 13A Rec. Joseph Too Well, I Dread, I Understand Her...
31. Joseph, Pt. 2 IX. 13B Aria Joseph the Mower Calls with Chearfull Note
32. Joseph, Pt. 2 X. 14A Rec. Acc. Potiphar's Wife Sure I in Absence of the Lord...
33. Joseph, Pt. 2 XI. 14B Duetto Potiphar's WifeJoseph YouI See What I Dare Not Say
34. Joseph, Pt. 2 XII. 15A Rec. Acc. Potiphar's Wife Furies! Death and Torture
35. Joseph, Pt. 2 XIII. 15B Aria Potiphar's Wife Dark and Dismal Thoughts
36. Joseph, Pt. 2 XIV. 16A Rec. Potiphar's Wife and See Where Opportunety Comes…
37. Joseph, Pt. 2 XV. 16B Duetto Potiphar's WifePotiphar Revenge Inspires MeHonour Fires Me
38. Joseph, Pt. 3 I. 17A Rec. Joseph What Strange Revolutions Yet...
39. Joseph, Pt. 3 II. 17B Aria Joseph the Lord Who from the Murd'ring Knife
40. Joseph, Pt. 3 III. 18A Rec. General Where Is the Pris'ner so Renown'd...
41. Joseph, Pt. 3 IV. 18B Aria General Honour, Wealth & Power Too
42. Joseph, Pt. 3 V. 19A Rec. Reuben Oh Racking Torment...
43. Joseph, Pt. 3 Vi. 19B Chorus Prostrate on the Earth We'll Say
44. Joseph, Pt. 3 VII. 19C Arioso Reuben with Contrite Heart & Weeping Eyes
45. Joseph, Pt. 3 VIII. 19D Rec. Simeon to Our Contrition Let Us Add Obedience...
46. Joseph, Pt. 3 IX. 20 Chorus Blow the Fife with Chearfull Noise
47. Joseph, Pt. 3 X. 21A Rec. General Thus by Our Sovereign's Command...
48. Joseph, Pt. 3 XI. 21B Rec. Acc. Joseph Ye Lofty Columns, Guilded Roofs...
49. Joseph, Pt. 3 XII. 21C Rec. Joseph but Bless My Eyes!...
50. Joseph, Pt. 3 XIII. 21D Aria Joseph Wisdom with Its Poignant Eye
51. Joseph, Pt. 3 XIV. 21E Rec. Joseph Away with 'Em...
52. Joseph, Pt. 3 XV. 22A Rec. Joseph How Heav'n Show'rs Its Blessings on Me...
53. Joseph, Pt. 3 XVI. 22B Aria Joseph Blood, This Hasty Course Give o'er
54. Joseph, Pt. 3 XVII. 22C Rec. Joseph I Must Within Repose My Self to Calmness...
55. Joseph, Pt. 3 XVIII. 23A Rec. Simeon We're Now Upon ?gyptian Ground...
56. Joseph, Pt. 3 XXIX. 23B Aria Simeon the Howling Wolf at Midnight Roams
57. Joseph, Pt. 3 XXX. 24A Rec. Joseph Bring in the Strangers...
58. Joseph, Pt. 3 XXXI. 24B Aria Benjamin Feeding Flocks Upon the Plain
59. Joseph, Pt. 3 XXXII. 25A Chorus in Your All-Discerning Mind
60. Joseph, Pt. 3 XXXIII. 25B Rec. Joseph I Can Withhold No Longer...
61. Joseph, Pt. 3 XXXIV. 25C Aria Joseph Whilst My Rapture I Conceal
62. Joseph, Pt. 3 XXXV. 26A Rec. Joseph They Do Not yet Discover Me...
63. Joseph, Pt. 3 XXXVI. 26B Chorus O Heav'ns Our Brother
64. Joseph, Pt. 3 XXXVII. 26C Rec. Joseph I Pray Ye Rise...
65. Joseph, Pt. 3 XXXVIII. 26D Duetto JosephSimeon O Delight Beyond ExpressingO Unutterable Blessing
66. Joseph, Pt. 3 XXXIX. 27 Chorus Let Us Our Gratefull Voices Raise
Long unavailable, the only recording of a colourful oratorio by a leading Dutch composer of the 18th century.
Born in Alkmaar, De Fesch was a virtuoso violinist and composer who held several posts in his homeland and had a number of publications to his credit before going to London in 1731. There he became De the leader of Handel's orchestra as well as composing for both the stage and the concert hall. Dating from 1744-5, Joseph was first performed at the forerunner to the Royal Opera House in Covent Garden, but the score fell from circulation and was presumed lost until its rediscovery in 1980. A few revival performances followed before this beautifully prepared, period-instrument recording was made in 2000.
Joseph is not a Hendelian oratorio with a hero or heroine like Samson or Esther: the theme is envy and the forgiveness found through faith in God. The concision and compactness in De Fesch's concertos is also in evidence throughout Joseph. The piece ‘was purposefully crafted in a lighter style,’ according to its conductor, the flautist and founder of Musica ad Rhenum, Jed Wentz. ‘It is pure opera seria and not really a Handelian oratorio. It has an excellent, compact libretto, charming, virtuoso arias, and a minimum of choruses.’
De Fesch’s lively and experienced sense of theatre is conveyed by this recording, made with a distinguished cast of mostly Dutch-based early music singers. ‘The performers excel in this rare literature and certainly are well cast in their respective roles… Jed Wentz elicits an excellent sound from the choir and period-instrument orchestra; both are consistently focused, eager, and highly responsive.’ Fanfare, January 2002
01. Joseph, Pt. 1 Overture
02. Joseph, Pt. 1 I. 1A Rec. Jacob Be Ware You Talk No More of These Your Idle Slumbers...
03. Joseph, Pt. 1 II. 1B Arioso Jacob and Chorus Happy Youth
04. Joseph, Pt. 1 III. 1C Rec. Jacob but Hark the Host of Cherubims!...
05. Joseph, Pt. 1 IV. 1D Chorus Happy Youth
06. Joseph, Pt. 1 V. 2A Rec. Joseph Alas My Eager Haste to Shew My Fond Obedience...
07. Joseph, Pt. 1 Vi. 2B Aria Joseph I'll the Lion Dauntless Meet
08. Joseph, Pt. 1 VII. 3A Rec. Joseph and See Where Sent by Providence a Guide Arrives..
09. Joseph, Pt. 1 VIII. 3B Aria Joseph Let Me Hasten Away
10. Joseph, Pt. 1 IX. 4A Rec. Reuben Surely Did Not Our Faintness Tell This World's Great Eye...
11. Joseph, Pt. 1 X. 4B Aria Reuben Underneath This Plantane Shade
12. Joseph, Pt. 1 XI. 5A Rec. Simeon See in a Lucky Moment Comes the Hated Dreamer...
13. Joseph, Pt. 1 XII. 5B Aria Joseph Tremble Shudder at the Guilt
14. Joseph, Pt. 1 XIII. 6A Rec. Reuben with What Intrepid Air & Reason Argues He...
15. Joseph, Pt. 1 XIV. 6B Chorus Let It Be So
16. Joseph, Pt. 1 XV. 6C Rec. Simeon There, Saucy Vanter Sleep Your Fill...
17. Joseph, Pt. 1 XVI. 6D Arioso Simeon Dream Again of Sun and Moon
18. Joseph, Pt. 1 XVII. 7A Rec. Acc. Joseph Oh Barbarous Effect of Jealous Pride…
19. Joseph, Pt. 1 XVIII. 7B Aria Joseph Take Me Dying, Silent Grave
20. Joseph, Pt. 1 XIX. 8A Rec. Simeon but a Few Paces Farther and We'll Find Him…
21. Joseph, Pt. 1 XX. 8B Rec. Joseph Alass Where Am I Going...
22. Joseph, Pt. 1 XXI. 8C Aria Ishmaelite o'er the Desarts, o'er the Main
23. Joseph, Pt. 2 I. 9A Rec. Reuben These Thorns & Brambles I Remark'd...
24. Joseph, Pt. 2 II. 9B Aria Reuben O Gracious Lord, O Lord of Israel
25. Joseph, Pt. 2 III. 10 Rec.Aria Jacob Unheard of Carelessness or Dastard Cowardice...
26. Joseph, Pt. 2 IV. 11A Rec. Joseph How Wisely Providence Bechequers Still Our Pilgrimage...
27. Joseph, Pt. 2 V. 11B Aria Joseph Let Me Ever Look to Thee
28. Joseph, Pt. 2 Vi. 12A Rec. Joseph but Still One Dread Remains Not in the Least...
29. Joseph, Pt. 2 VII. 12B Aria Potiphar's Wife Such a Lovely Prudent Youth
30. Joseph, Pt. 2 VIII. 13A Rec. Joseph Too Well, I Dread, I Understand Her...
31. Joseph, Pt. 2 IX. 13B Aria Joseph the Mower Calls with Chearfull Note
32. Joseph, Pt. 2 X. 14A Rec. Acc. Potiphar's Wife Sure I in Absence of the Lord...
33. Joseph, Pt. 2 XI. 14B Duetto Potiphar's WifeJoseph YouI See What I Dare Not Say
34. Joseph, Pt. 2 XII. 15A Rec. Acc. Potiphar's Wife Furies! Death and Torture
35. Joseph, Pt. 2 XIII. 15B Aria Potiphar's Wife Dark and Dismal Thoughts
36. Joseph, Pt. 2 XIV. 16A Rec. Potiphar's Wife and See Where Opportunety Comes…
37. Joseph, Pt. 2 XV. 16B Duetto Potiphar's WifePotiphar Revenge Inspires MeHonour Fires Me
38. Joseph, Pt. 3 I. 17A Rec. Joseph What Strange Revolutions Yet...
39. Joseph, Pt. 3 II. 17B Aria Joseph the Lord Who from the Murd'ring Knife
40. Joseph, Pt. 3 III. 18A Rec. General Where Is the Pris'ner so Renown'd...
41. Joseph, Pt. 3 IV. 18B Aria General Honour, Wealth & Power Too
42. Joseph, Pt. 3 V. 19A Rec. Reuben Oh Racking Torment...
43. Joseph, Pt. 3 Vi. 19B Chorus Prostrate on the Earth We'll Say
44. Joseph, Pt. 3 VII. 19C Arioso Reuben with Contrite Heart & Weeping Eyes
45. Joseph, Pt. 3 VIII. 19D Rec. Simeon to Our Contrition Let Us Add Obedience...
46. Joseph, Pt. 3 IX. 20 Chorus Blow the Fife with Chearfull Noise
47. Joseph, Pt. 3 X. 21A Rec. General Thus by Our Sovereign's Command...
48. Joseph, Pt. 3 XI. 21B Rec. Acc. Joseph Ye Lofty Columns, Guilded Roofs...
49. Joseph, Pt. 3 XII. 21C Rec. Joseph but Bless My Eyes!...
50. Joseph, Pt. 3 XIII. 21D Aria Joseph Wisdom with Its Poignant Eye
51. Joseph, Pt. 3 XIV. 21E Rec. Joseph Away with 'Em...
52. Joseph, Pt. 3 XV. 22A Rec. Joseph How Heav'n Show'rs Its Blessings on Me...
53. Joseph, Pt. 3 XVI. 22B Aria Joseph Blood, This Hasty Course Give o'er
54. Joseph, Pt. 3 XVII. 22C Rec. Joseph I Must Within Repose My Self to Calmness...
55. Joseph, Pt. 3 XVIII. 23A Rec. Simeon We're Now Upon ?gyptian Ground...
56. Joseph, Pt. 3 XXIX. 23B Aria Simeon the Howling Wolf at Midnight Roams
57. Joseph, Pt. 3 XXX. 24A Rec. Joseph Bring in the Strangers...
58. Joseph, Pt. 3 XXXI. 24B Aria Benjamin Feeding Flocks Upon the Plain
59. Joseph, Pt. 3 XXXII. 25A Chorus in Your All-Discerning Mind
60. Joseph, Pt. 3 XXXIII. 25B Rec. Joseph I Can Withhold No Longer...
61. Joseph, Pt. 3 XXXIV. 25C Aria Joseph Whilst My Rapture I Conceal
62. Joseph, Pt. 3 XXXV. 26A Rec. Joseph They Do Not yet Discover Me...
63. Joseph, Pt. 3 XXXVI. 26B Chorus O Heav'ns Our Brother
64. Joseph, Pt. 3 XXXVII. 26C Rec. Joseph I Pray Ye Rise...
65. Joseph, Pt. 3 XXXVIII. 26D Duetto JosephSimeon O Delight Beyond ExpressingO Unutterable Blessing
66. Joseph, Pt. 3 XXXIX. 27 Chorus Let Us Our Gratefull Voices Raise
Long unavailable, the only recording of a colourful oratorio by a leading Dutch composer of the 18th century.
Born in Alkmaar, De Fesch was a virtuoso violinist and composer who held several posts in his homeland and had a number of publications to his credit before going to London in 1731. There he became De the leader of Handel's orchestra as well as composing for both the stage and the concert hall. Dating from 1744-5, Joseph was first performed at the forerunner to the Royal Opera House in Covent Garden, but the score fell from circulation and was presumed lost until its rediscovery in 1980. A few revival performances followed before this beautifully prepared, period-instrument recording was made in 2000.
Joseph is not a Hendelian oratorio with a hero or heroine like Samson or Esther: the theme is envy and the forgiveness found through faith in God. The concision and compactness in De Fesch's concertos is also in evidence throughout Joseph. The piece ‘was purposefully crafted in a lighter style,’ according to its conductor, the flautist and founder of Musica ad Rhenum, Jed Wentz. ‘It is pure opera seria and not really a Handelian oratorio. It has an excellent, compact libretto, charming, virtuoso arias, and a minimum of choruses.’
De Fesch’s lively and experienced sense of theatre is conveyed by this recording, made with a distinguished cast of mostly Dutch-based early music singers. ‘The performers excel in this rare literature and certainly are well cast in their respective roles… Jed Wentz elicits an excellent sound from the choir and period-instrument orchestra; both are consistently focused, eager, and highly responsive.’ Fanfare, January 2002
Year 2021 | Classical | FLAC / APE
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