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    Johannette Zomer, Tulipa Consort - Antonio Vivaldi: Laudate (2016) [DSD64 + Hi-Res FLAC]

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    Date: 8 Sep 2024 05:31:18
    Johannette Zomer, Tulipa Consort - Antonio Vivaldi: Laudate (2016) [DSD64 + Hi-Res FLAC]

    Johannette Zomer, Tulipa Consort - Vivaldi: Laudate! (2016)
    DSD64 (.dsf) 1 bit/2,8 MHz | Time - 71:39 minutes | 1,66 GB
    FLAC (tracks) 24-bit/96 kHz | Time - 71:39 minutes | 1,48 GB
    Studio Master, Official Digital Download | Artwork: Digital booklet

    The Tulipa Consort is an ensemble founded by Johannette Zomer in 2013. For their first recording, a selection has been made from the many wonderful sacred works composed by Antonio Vivaldi, the Red Priest of Venice. Motets, including the splendid Nulla in Mundo Pax and Laudate Pueri Dominum, and two beautiful arias from his only surviving oratorio Juditha Triumphans. The goal of Tulipa Consort is to passionately explore 17th and early 18th century music. Being based in Holland, the name of the ensemble was inspired by an event that happened at the beginning of the 17th century in the Low Countries, the so-called Tulip Mania.

    Several years ago I founded my own ensemble, the Tulipa Consort. As a singer I have the privilege of performing with countless conductors, orchestras and choirs at the most beautiful and unique venues in the world. It gives me great delight to sing, but so often in the run-up to the concerts compromises have to be made between the performers (especially between conductor and singer) so that they can agree on the approach, and this is often no easy task. Working with my own ensemble has given me artistic freedom from the very beginning, for by selecting my own repertoire and musicians I feel entirely at home in the music, which greatly benefits the performance. For the first CD by the Tulipa Consort I have chosen sacred music by Antonio Vivaldi. The idea occured to me several years ago when I sang his Laudate Pueri in Montreal with the cellist Jaap ter Linden. I was moved and impressed by the diversity of this work. Vivaldi is too often associated only with the Four Seasons and the Gloria, while there is so much more. This soon became apparent when I began to compile a programme around Laudate pueri: the somewhat slower pieces in particular, such as the second movement of Laudate pueri, ‘Sit nomen Domine’ and the second aria from RV 631 ‘Rosa quae moritur’, proved to possess great depth and beauty. And we simply had to include the lively ‘Ascende Laeta’, which bubbles and foams with joy. I hope you will enjoy listening to this repertoire just as much as we, the Tulipa Consort, have enjoyed performing it. –- Johannette Zomer

    Tracklist:

    01 - Sinfonia in D major RV 125 for strings & b.c. - I. Allegro
    02 - Sinfonia in D major RV 125 for strings & b.c. - II. Adagio
    03 - Sinfonia in D major RV 125 for strings & b.c. - III. Allegro
    04 - '‘Ascende laeta'’ (Introduzione al Dixit) RV 635 for soprano, strings & b.c. - I. Allegro
    05 - '‘Ascende laeta'’ (Introduzione al Dixit) RV 635 for soprano, strings & b.c. - II. Recitativo
    06 - ‘'Ascende laeta'’ (Introduzione al Dixit) RV 635 for soprano, strings & b.c. - III. Presto
    07 - From '‘Juditha Triumphans'’ RV 644 - 'Vivat in pace' for soprano & strings
    08 - From '‘Juditha Triumphans'’ RV 644 - 'Transit aetas' for soprano, mandolin & strings
    09 - '‘O qui coeli terraeque serenitas'’ RV 631 for soprano, strings & b.c. - I. Allegro
    10 - ‘'O qui coeli terraeque serenitas'’ RV 631 for soprano, strings & b.c. - II. Recitativo
    11 - ‘'O qui coeli terraeque serenitas'’ RV 631 for soprano, strings & b.c. - III. Largo
    12 - ‘'O qui coeli terraeque serenitas'’ RV 631 for soprano, strings & b.c. - IV. Allegro
    13 - From '‘Juditha Triumphans'’ RV 644 - ‘'Umbrae carae’' for soprano, recorders, strings & b.c.
    14 - Sinfonia '‘Al Santo Sepolcro'’ RV 169 for strings & b.c. - I. Adagio Molto
    15 - Sinfonia ‘'Al Santo Sepolcro'’ RV 169 for strings & b.c. - II. Allegro ma poco
    16 - ‘'Laudate pueri'’ in C minor RV 600 for soprano, strings & b.c. - I. Allegro
    17 - ‘'Laudate pueri'’ in C minor RV 600 for soprano, strings & b.c. - II. Largo
    18 - ‘‘'Laudate pueri'’ in C minor RV 600 for soprano, strings & b.c. - III. Allegro
    19 - ‘'Laudate pueri'’ in C minor RV 600 for soprano, strings & b.c. - IV. Andante
    20 - ‘'Laudate pueri'’ in C minor RV 600 for soprano, strings & b.c. - V. Largo
    21 - ‘'Laudate pueri'’ in C minor RV 600 for soprano, strings & b.c. - VI. Presto
    22 - ‘'Laudate pueri'’ in C minor RV 600 for soprano, strings & b.c. - VII. Allegro
    23 - ‘'Laudate pueri'’ in C minor RV 600 for soprano, strings & b.c. - VIII. Largo
    24 - ‘'Laudate pueri'’ in C minor RV 600 for soprano, strings & b.c. - IX. Allegro
    25 - ‘'Laudate pueri'’ in C minor RV 600 for soprano, strings & b.c. - X. Allegro

    Produced, Engineered & Edited by Jared Sacks.
    Recorded in November 2015 at Waalse Kerk, Amsterdam.
    DSD Recording.

    Musicians:
    Johannette Zomer – soprano
    Lidewij van der Voort – violin
    Annabelle Ferdinand – violin
    Ryuko Reid – violin
    Jacek Kurzydlo – violin
    Franc Polman – violin
    Joseph Tan – violin
    Marc Cooper – violin
    Yoshiko Morita – viola
    John Ma – viola
    Robert Smith – cello
    Maggie Urquhart – double bass
    Daniel Brüggen – recorder
    Annelies Schraa – recorder
    Michiel Niessen – theorbo & mandolin
    Siebe Henstra – cembalo
    Bart Naessens – organ

    Analyzed: Johannette Zomer, Tulipa Consort / Vivaldi: Laudate!
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    DR Peak RMS Duration Track
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    DR13 -10.09 dB -26.59 dB 1:34 01-Sinfonia in D major RV 125 for strings & b.c. - I. Allegro
    DR13 -14.93 dB -31.25 dB 3:41 02-Sinfonia in D major RV 125 for strings & b.c. - II. Adagio
    DR13 -11.79 dB -28.01 dB 1:37 03-Sinfonia in D major RV 125 for strings & b.c. - III. Allegro
    DR15 -8.01 dB -27.46 dB 4:13 04-'‘Ascende laeta'’ (Introduzione al Dixit) RV 635 for soprano, strings & b.c. - I. Allegro
    DR13 -13.20 dB -29.19 dB 0:45 05-'‘Ascende laeta'’ (Introduzione al Dixit) RV 635 for soprano, strings & b.c. - II. Recitativo
    DR15 -10.51 dB -28.51 dB 3:38 06-‘'Ascende laeta'’ (Introduzione al Dixit) RV 635 for soprano, strings & b.c. - III. Presto
    DR13 -13.21 dB -30.82 dB 3:51 07-From '‘Juditha Triumphans'’ RV 644 - 'Vivat in pace' for soprano & strings
    DR14 -14.46 dB -31.68 dB 4:21 08-From '‘Juditha Triumphans'’ RV 644 - 'Transit aetas' for soprano, mandolin & strings
    DR15 -9.14 dB -26.97 dB 4:25 09-'‘O qui coeli terraeque serenitas'’ RV 631 for soprano, strings & b.c. - I. Allegro
    DR14 -9.05 dB -27.47 dB 0:30 10-‘'O qui coeli terraeque serenitas'’ RV 631 for soprano, strings & b.c. - II. Recitativo
    DR13 -7.33 dB -25.61 dB 6:58 11-‘'O qui coeli terraeque serenitas'’ RV 631 for soprano, strings & b.c. - III. Largo
    DR13 -8.74 dB -25.44 dB 1:46 12-‘'O qui coeli terraeque serenitas'’ RV 631 for soprano, strings & b.c. - IV. Allegro
    DR14 -10.00 dB -27.93 dB 5:43 13-From '‘Juditha Triumphans'’ RV 644 - ‘'Umbrae carae’' for soprano, recorders, strings & b.c.
    DR12 -17.44 dB -32.00 dB 2:07 14-Sinfonia '‘Al Santo Sepolcro'’ RV 169 for strings & b.c. - I. Adagio Molto
    DR13 -14.53 dB -30.48 dB 1:47 15-Sinfonia ‘'Al Santo Sepolcro'’ RV 169 for strings & b.c. - II. Allegro ma poco
    DR15 -10.52 dB -27.49 dB 2:06 16-‘'Laudate pueri'’ in C minor RV 600 for soprano, strings & b.c. - I. Allegro
    DR14 -13.25 dB -30.19 dB 3:34 17-‘'Laudate pueri'’ in C minor RV 600 for soprano, strings & b.c. - II. Largo
    DR13 -9.66 dB -26.68 dB 1:51 18-‘‘'Laudate pueri'’ in C minor RV 600 for soprano, strings & b.c. - III. Allegro
    DR13 -9.60 dB -28.17 dB 3:24 19-‘'Laudate pueri'’ in C minor RV 600 for soprano, strings & b.c. - IV. Andante
    DR14 -9.28 dB -28.33 dB 2:40 20-‘'Laudate pueri'’ in C minor RV 600 for soprano, strings & b.c. - V. Largo
    DR15 -7.41 dB -26.22 dB 1:47 21-‘'Laudate pueri'’ in C minor RV 600 for soprano, strings & b.c. - VI. Presto
    DR14 -8.98 dB -26.63 dB 1:54 22-‘'Laudate pueri'’ in C minor RV 600 for soprano, strings & b.c. - VII. Allegro
    DR14 -8.39 dB -29.08 dB 3:59 23-‘'Laudate pueri'’ in C minor RV 600 for soprano, strings & b.c. - VIII. Largo
    DR14 -8.10 dB -26.30 dB 1:41 24-‘'Laudate pueri'’ in C minor RV 600 for soprano, strings & b.c. - IX. Allegro
    DR15 -7.00 dB -25.88 dB 1:47 25-‘'Laudate pueri'’ in C minor RV 600 for soprano, strings & b.c. - X. Allegro
    ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

    Number of tracks: 25
    Official DR value: DR14

    Samplerate: 2822400 Hz / PCM Samplerate: 176400 Hz
    Channels: 2
    Bits per sample: 1
    Bitrate: 5645 kbps
    Codec: DSD64


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