℗ 2017 New Focus Recordings
Released March 3, 2017
Duration 51m 54s
Record Label New Focus Recordings
Genre Classical
 

Johann Rosenmüller in Exile

ACRONYM, Jesse Blumberg

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1.1
Domine cor meum jam ardet
Johann Rosenmüller; Jesse Blumberg; ACRONYM
7:47
1.2
Sonata da camera No. 8 in E Minor
Johann Rosenmüller; ACRONYM
7:15
1.3
Aude quid times
Johann Rosenmüller; Jesse Blumberg; ACRONYM
7:19
1.4
Sonata da camera No. 4 in G Minor
Johann Rosenmüller; ACRONYM
6:55
1.5
Salve mi Jesu, Pater misericordiae
Johann Rosenmüller; Jesse Blumberg; ACRONYM
8:09
1.6
Sonata da camera No. 6 in A Minor
Johann Rosenmüller; ACRONYM
8:49
1.7
Ascendit invictissimus salvator
Johann Rosenmüller; Jesse Blumberg; ACRONYM
5:40
Digital Booklet
This recording presents music from the time of Johann Rosenmüller's exile in Italy, alternating large ensemble chamber sonatas published in Venice in 1670 with world premieres of unpublished bass cantatas. Baroque string ensemble ACRONYM freshly transcribed the cantatas from a manuscript collection and recruited talented young baritone Jesse Blumberg to perform them here. Most of Rosenmüller’s vocal works are sacred and set German or Latin texts, many modelled on the secular cantatas of Italian composers such as Carissimi and Cesti, incorporating Italian operatic and instrumental elements.
96 kHz / 24-bit PCM – New Focus Recordings Studio Masters

Recorded at Oktaven Audio, September 1 - 3, 2016 Engineered by Ryan Streber Produced by Ryan Streber and ACRONYM Edited by Kivie Cahn-Lipman and Ryan Streber Design by Marc Wolf (marcjwolf.com) Photo processing by Michiyo Suzuki ACRONYM photo by Jennifer Toole Jesse Blumberg photo by Arielle Doneson Cover art by Paul Signac, Grand Canal (Venice), 1905 Translations and programme notes by Martha H. Brundage
Track title
Peak
(dB FS)
RMS
(dB FS)
LUFS
(integrated)
DR
Album average
Range of values
-0.99
-1.71 to -0.77
-20.02
-20.28 to -19.56
-17.14
-17.40 to -17.00
12
12 to 13
1
Domine cor meum jam ardet
-0.84-19.56-17.113
2
Sonata da camera No. 8 in E Minor
-1.00-19.82-17.012
3
Aude quid times
-0.88-20.05-17.113
4
Sonata da camera No. 4 in G Minor
-0.87-20.22-17.212
5
Salve mi Jesu, Pater misericordiae
-1.71-19.96-17.112
6
Sonata da camera No. 6 in A Minor
-0.87-20.27-17.412
7
Ascendit invictissimus salvator
-0.77-20.28-17.113

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