Miloš Valent singing, violin, violin, viola, viola, singing, singing, violin, viola, singing, violin, viola, artistic leader
Marek Čermák positive organ, singing, positive organ, singing
Ľubica Habart violin, singing, violin, singing
Peter Vrbinčík viola, viola, singing, singing
Ján Kružliak violin, violin, viola, viola, singing, singing, violin, viola, singing
Attila Szilághy violone
Pavol Mucha tenor, cello
Pavol Mucha tenor, cello
Hilda Gulyás soprano
Angelika Jelšová alto
Dávid Harant bass
Composers: Dietrich Buxtehude (1637–1707), Johann Crüger (1598–1662), Peter Duchnický (*1986), Hans Leo Hassler (1564–1612), Johann Pachelbel (1653–1706), Samuel Scheidt (1587–1654), Heinrich Schütz (1585–1672), Franz Tunder (1614–1667), Johannes Wannenmacher (1485–1551), Collection
Easter Concert – Solamente naturali
The number of reprints and repeated editions testify to the importance of the Cithara Sanctorum, the first evangelical canon in our territory. It was published and compiled in 1636 by Juraj Tranovský, the “Slavic Luther”, who was mainly the creator of Latin and Bohemian religious literature. He compiled the hymnal from his own, German, Czech and Slovak hymns, thanks to which we can today get closer to the music of our ancestors.
Spiritual songs that have an extremely high value for the Slovak musical community will be performed by the ensemble Solamente Naturali, which, under the direction of Miloš Valent, has been trying for years to “restore the old music and its spirit” as faithfully as possible.
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of the Slovak Philharmonic :
Andrej Osvald lights, sound, Stano Beňačka camera, editor, video producer, Marek Piaček post-production, Peter Gonda IT supervisor
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Concert was published on Tuesday, April 11, 2023.
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