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Special offer. Marcin Mielczewski: Deus, in nomine tuo

The Sixteen, Eamonn Dougan

Performances are of the standard one would expect from The Sixteen, the singers moving effortlessly between ‘old’ and ‘new’ styles, featuring some outstanding solo contributions in the concertato...

Special offer. Marcin Mielczewski: Deus, in nomine tuo

The Sixteen, Eamonn Dougan

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Performances are of the standard one would expect from The Sixteen, the singers moving effortlessly between ‘old’ and ‘new’ styles, featuring some outstanding solo contributions in the concertato...

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The fifth volume in this highly acclaimed series, conducted by The Sixteen’s Associate Conductor, Eamonn Dougan, celebrates the music of Polish composer Marcin Mielczewski. Together with Bartłomiej Pękiel, Mielczewski was amongst the most notable of 17th-century Polish composers and was recognised as a leader among his contemporaries. Influenced by the many Italian composers who graced the Polish courts in the 1600s, Mielczewski was a prolific composer. The cross-section of works recorded here shows an exceptionally accomplished musician at work, one whose music deserves a wider audience and who can confidently stand alongside the maestri who came before him and from whom he learnt his craft.

Contents and tracklist

Kyrie
Track length1:32
Gloria
Track length3:25
Kyrie
Track length0:52
Gloria
Track length3:57
Sanctus
Track length1:41
Benetictus
Track length1:13
Agnus Dei
Track length1:37

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December 2017

Performances are of the standard one would expect from The Sixteen, the singers moving effortlessly between ‘old’ and ‘new’ styles, featuring some outstanding solo contributions in the concertato works and supported by an excellent ensemble of instrumentalists.
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