℗ 2017 Genuin
Released February 3, 2017
Duration 1h 17m 08s
Record Label Genuin
Genre Classical (Instrumental)
 

Fortuna desperata: Gothic & Renaissance Organ Music

Veit Heller, Daniel Beilschmidt, Christine Mothes

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1.1
Redeuntes in d [No. 232b, Buxheimer Orgelbuch, ca. 1460]
Anonymous; Veit Heller; Daniel Beilschmidt
4:28
1.2
Messe de Nostre Dame: Sanctus
Guillaume de Machaut; Veit Heller; Daniel Beilschmidt
5:20
1.3
Adesto - Firmissime - Alleluya [Motet: Robertsbridge Codex, British Library MS Add. 28550, ff.45]
Anonymous; Daniel Beilschmidt
3:48
1.4
Sequitur aliud praeambulum super d manualiter et variatur super a g f et c
Adam Ileborgh; Daniel Beilschmidt
0:24
1.5
Kyrie: Cunctipotens genitor Deus [Faenza Codex]
Anonymous; Christine Mothes; Veit Heller; Daniel Beilschmidt
5:12
1.6
Gloria: Cunctipotens genitor Deus [Faenza Codex]
Anonymous; Christine Mothes; Daniel Beilschmidt
7:10
1.7
Praeambulum super d a f et g
Adam Ileborgh; Daniel Beilschmidt
1:00
1.8
Sequitur mensura sex notarum eiusdem tenoris, "Frowe al myn hoffen an dyr lyed"
Adam Ileborgh; Daniel Beilschmidt
3:17
1.9
Incipit Fortuna
Adam Ileborgh; Christine Mothes; Veit Heller; Daniel Beilschmidt
1:14
1.10
Fortuna desperata
Antoine Busnois; Daniel Beilschmidt
2:54
1.11
Fortuna in fa trium vocum, Tenor in Basso
Johannes Buchner; Daniel Beilschmidt
3:16
1.12
Fortuna in fa quatuor vocum
Leonhard Kleber; Daniel Beilschmidt
2:06
1.13
Fortuna in mi
Leonhard Kleber; Daniel Beilschmidt
3:51
1.14
Fortuna desperata à 6
Alexander Agricola; Antoine Busnois; Daniel Beilschmidt
2:42
1.15
Salve Regina alternatim
Paul Hofhaimer; Christine Mothes; Veit Heller; Daniel Beilschmidt
9:42
1.16
Praeambulum in C et potest variari in d f g a
Adam Ileborgh; Daniel Beilschmidt
0:46
1.17
Dantz Moss. Benczenauer
Johannes Buchner; Daniel Beilschmidt
2:37
1.18
Redeuntes in mi [No. 232d, Buxheimer Orgelbuch, ca. 1460]
Anonymous; Daniel Beilschmidt
2:16
1.19
Tota pulchra es [St. Galler Orgelbuch]
Anonymous; Daniel Beilschmidt
8:05
1.20
Christ ist erstanden
Johannes Buchner; Daniel Beilschmidt
1:31
1.21
Christ ist erstanden
Sethus Calvisius; Daniel Beilschmidt
2:20
1.22
Christ ist erstanden [St. Galler Orgelbuch]
Anonymous; Veit Heller; Daniel Beilschmidt
3:09
Digital Booklet
On Fortuna desperata, organist Daniel Beilschmidt celebrates the great cycles of faith and life through Gothic and Renaissance repertoire, featuring soprano Christine Mothes and/or percussionist Veit Heller on several pieces. The selections include ringing bells and the Zimbelstern to full organ and intimate dialogue with the human voice. Beneath Beilschmidt's fingers and feet, this stirring music from the 14th to 16th centuries sounds both ancient and modern, boisterous and contemplative, a journey to the limits of the known world and beyond. Beilschmidt unveils the 2015 Metzler-Schwalbennest organ at the University Church of St. Paul in Leipzig on a recording that is at the same time a call for donations to complete the instrument.
96 kHz / 24-bit PCM – Genuin Studio Masters
Track title
Peak
(dB FS)
RMS
(dB FS)
LUFS
(integrated)
DR
Album average
Range of values
-8.77
-16.15 to -0.71
-24.69
-35.64 to -16.23
-21.67
-31.30 to -12.60
10
6 to 12
1
Redeuntes in d [No. 232b, Buxheimer Orgelbuch, ca. 1460]
-1.81-18.87-15.811
2
Messe de Nostre Dame: Sanctus
-2.63-19.31-15.711
3
Adesto - Firmissime - Alleluya [Motet: Robertsbridge Codex, British Library MS Add. 28550, ff.45]
-16.15-31.55-29.110
4
Sequitur aliud praeambulum super d manualiter et variatur super a g f et c
-14.13-26.16-23.86
5
Kyrie: Cunctipotens genitor Deus [Faenza Codex]
-7.53-25.89-22.711
6
Gloria: Cunctipotens genitor Deus [Faenza Codex]
-5.92-25.09-20.511
7
Praeambulum super d a f et g
-11.53-23.95-21.98
8
Sequitur mensura sex notarum eiusdem tenoris, "Frowe al myn hoffen an dyr lyed"
-5.67-21.12-17.810
9
Incipit Fortuna
-16.00-35.64-31.310
10
Fortuna desperata
-11.38-26.33-24.49
11
Fortuna in fa trium vocum, Tenor in Basso
-14.70-29.18-26.49
12
Fortuna in fa quatuor vocum
-7.99-24.04-20.610
13
Fortuna in mi
-13.40-27.94-25.89
14
Fortuna desperata à 6
-1.93-17.60-13.710
15
Salve Regina alternatim
-6.59-27.88-24.811
16
Praeambulum in C et potest variari in d f g a
-14.30-29.00-24.910
17
Dantz Moss. Benczenauer
-3.99-21.20-17.412
18
Redeuntes in mi [No. 232d, Buxheimer Orgelbuch, ca. 1460]
-12.09-26.55-24.59
19
Tota pulchra es [St. Galler Orgelbuch]
-9.38-24.96-22.910
20
Christ ist erstanden
-9.95-25.56-23.110
21
Christ ist erstanden
-5.19-19.21-17.19
22
Christ ist erstanden [St. Galler Orgelbuch]
-0.71-16.23-12.610

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