De profundis: De profundis clamaviMichel Richard Delalande, Orchester Pro Musica Stuttgart, Marcel Couraud, SWR Vokalensemble Stuttgart, Robert Titze
De profundis: Fiant aures tuaeMichel Richard Delalande, Orchester Pro Musica Stuttgart, Marcel Couraud, Friederike Sailer, Liselotte Kiefer, Bernhard Michaelis, Naan Poeld
De profundis: Si iniquitates observaverisMichel Richard Delalande, Orchester Pro Musica Stuttgart, Marcel Couraud, Robert Titze
De profundis: Quia apud te propitiatioMichel Richard Delalande, Orchester Pro Musica Stuttgart, Marcel Couraud, Friederike Sailer, Liselotte Kiefer, Bernhard Michaelis, Naan Poeld, Robert Titze
De profundis: Sustinuit anima mea in verbo eiusMichel Richard Delalande, Orchester Pro Musica Stuttgart, Marcel Couraud, Friederike Sailer
De profundis: Sustinuit anima mea in DominoMichel Richard Delalande, Orchester Pro Musica Stuttgart, Marcel Couraud, Friederike Sailer, Liselotte Kiefer, Bernhard Michaelis, Naan Poeld
De profundis: A custedia matutinaMichel Richard Delalande, Orchester Pro Musica Stuttgart, Marcel Couraud, SWR Vokalensemble Stuttgart, Friederike Sailer, Liselotte Kiefer, Bernhard Michaelis, Naan Poeld, Robert Titze
De profundis: Quia apud DominumMichel Richard Delalande, Orchester Pro Musica Stuttgart, Marcel Couraud, Bernhard Michaelis
De profundis: Et ipse redimet IsraelMichel Richard Delalande, Orchester Pro Musica Stuttgart, Marcel Couraud, SWR Vokalensemble Stuttgart, Friederike Sailer, Liselotte Kiefer, Bernhard Michaelis, Naan Poeld, Robert Titze
De profundis: Requiem aeternamMichel Richard Delalande, Orchester Pro Musica Stuttgart, Marcel Couraud, SWR Vokalensemble Stuttgart, Friederike Sailer, Liselotte Kiefer, Bernhard Michaelis, Naan Poeld, Robert Titze
De profundis: Et lux perpetuaMichel Richard Delalande, Orchester Pro Musica Stuttgart, Marcel Couraud, SWR Vokalensemble Stuttgart, Friederike Sailer, Liselotte Kiefer, Bernhard Michaelis, Naan Poeld, Robert Titze
Immerse yourself in the profound and introspective world of Michel Richard Delalande's "De profundis," a masterful exploration of the human spirit through the lens of minimalist composition. Released in 1955, this album is a testament to Delalande's ability to evoke deep reflection and spiritual contemplation through his music. Comprising nine tracks, each titled "De profundis" followed by a Latin phrase, the album delves into the depths of Psalm 129, offering a serene and meditative experience.
The album features the stunning performances of Marcel Couraud and the Orchester Pro Musica Stuttgart, who bring Delalande's intricate compositions to life with precision and passion. The minimalist genre allows for a stark and unadorned presentation of the music, highlighting the raw beauty of the compositions and the skill of the performers. The duration of the album is 41 minutes, providing a concise yet impactful journey through Delalande's musical vision.
"De profundis" is a rare gem from the BNF Collection, showcasing the timeless appeal of Delalande's work. Whether you are a seasoned fan of minimalist music or a curious newcomer, this album offers a unique and enriching listening experience. The meticulous craftsmanship and spiritual depth of Delalande's compositions make "De profundis" a standout piece in the realm of classical music.
Michel-Richard de Lalande was a prominent French Baroque composer and organist, renowned for his service to King Louis XIV at the royal court of Versailles. Born in 1657, Lalande's compositions are celebrated for their grandeur and elegance, particularly his grands motets, which were favourites of the Sun King. His repertoire includes over 70 grands motets, orchestral suites known as 'Symphonies pour les Soupers du Roy', and ballets, showcasing his versatility and mastery of Baroque style. Lalande's works, such as his suites for trumpet, timpani, and organ, continue to captivate audiences with their intricate harmonies and rich textures, making him a pivotal figure in the world of Baroque music.
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