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Jan Dismas Zelenka: A Bohemian Musician at the Court of Dresden (Oxford Monographs on Music) by Janice B. Stockigt, 2001-02-15 Violonist: Jan Dismas Zelenka, Johann Michael Nicolai, Rupert Ignaz Mayr, Johann Samuel Endler, Annabel Lee, Giovanni Battista Vitali (German Edition) Jan Dismas Zelenka: Seine geistlichen italienischen Oratorien (German Edition) by Susanne Oschmann, 1986 Sonata VI [6] in C Minor for Two Oboes, Bassoon and Basso Continuo, ZWV 181,6 (Hortus Musicus 276) by Jan Dismas; New Edition Revised After the Source By Wolfgang Horn Zelenka, 1995 Jan Dismas Zelenka: I Penitenti al Sepolchro del Redentore.(Sound recording review): An article from: Czech Music by Jindrich Balek, 2010-01-01 Jan Dismas Zelenka.: An article from: Czech Music by Ondrej Jaluvka, 2006-01-01 Jan Dismas Zelenka: Missa votiva e moll ZWV 18 (1739).(Sound recording review): An article from: Czech Music by Jana Slimackova, 2008-10-01 Jan Dismas Zelenka.(Sound recording review): An article from: Czech Music by Michaela Freemanova, 2008-07-01 Compositeur Tchèque: Antonín Dvorák, Viktor Ullmann, Petr Eben, Jirí Válek, Jan Dismas Zelenka, Leos Janácek, Bohuslav Martinu, Zdenek Fibich (French Edition) Jan Dismas Zelenka: (16th October 1679-22nd-23rd December 1745).(profiles): An article from: Czech Music by Jaroslav Smolka, 2005-04-01 Ausgewählte Werke der Instrumentalmusik von J. C. Schmidt ... J. D. Zelenka ... und J. G. Naumann für Klavier bearbeitet, etc (Schmid) by Jan Dismas Zelenka, 1904 Sonata V [5] in F Major for Two Oboes, Bassoon and Basso Continuo, ZWV 181,5 (Hortus Musicus 275) by Jan Dismas; New Edition Revised After the Sources By Wolfgang Horn Zelenka, 1992-01-01 Concerto in sol a 8 concertanti. (A cura di Camillo Schoenbaum.) Partitura by Jan Dismas Zelenka, 1960 Magnificat D-dur. Soli SA, coro SATB, 2 oboi, fagotto, 2 violini, 2 viole, violoncello/contrabasso, organo. Mit einem Vorwort von Thomas Kohlhase, herausgegeben von Wolfgang Horn. Partitur by Jan Dismas Zelenka, 1980

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1. Jan Dismas Zelenka - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
   Jan Dismas Zelenka, also known as Johann Dismas Zelenka, (October 16, 1679 December 23, 1745) was a Czech Baroque composer whose music was notably  
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   Extractions: Jump to: navigation search Jan Dismas Zelenka Jan Dismas Zelenka , also known as Johann Dismas Zelenka October 16 December 23 ) was a Czech Baroque composer whose music was notably adventurous with great harmonic invention and mastery of counterpoint . Zelenka played the violone , the largest and lowest member of the viol family, analogous to the double-bass in the violin family of stringed instruments. Zelenka was born in Louňovice pod Blan­kem, a small market town southeast of Prague in what was then Bohemia . His father was a schoolmaster and organist there. Nothing more is known with certainty about Zelenka's early years. He probably received musical training in the center of Prague at a Jesuit college named the Clementinum. It is known that Zelenka served Baron Hartig, the imperial governor resident in Prague before becoming a violone player in the royal orchestra at Dresden in about 1710. He studied counterpoint in Vienna under Fux from 1715 and was back in Dresden by 1719. Except for a visit in 1723 to Prague to take part in the performance of Fux's opera "Constanza e Fortezza", he remained a resident of Dresden until his death. Whether or not he ever went to

2. Classical Net - Basic Repertoire List - Zelenka
   Jan Dismas Zelenka was a Bohemian composer, primarily associated with the court at Dresden. His early education was in Prague, and his first employment was  
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   Extractions: Composer Index Jan Dismas Zelenka was a Bohemian composer, primarily associated with the court at Dresden. His early education was in Prague, and his first employment was as a double bass player. As a composer, Zelenka was a late bloomer. He did not begin composing major works until his late thirties. In 1716 and 1717 he traveled first to Vienna to study with J.J. Fux, and then to Italy to study with Antonio Lotti . Upon his return his duties expanded, and in 1729 he succeeded Johann David Heinichen as director of church music. In 1733 he received the title of court composer. Zelenka's output consists primarily of sacred works, including dozens of masses, motets, etc. It has only been relative recently that interest in Zelenka's music has increased, and his many of his works have been performed and recorded. 6 Trio Sonatas (Complete)/Capriccio 10074/5 or Berlin Classics BER1070 3 Trio Sonatas Ensemble Zefiro

3. Jan Dismas Zelenka - Wikipedia
   Translate this page Als Sohn eines Organisten in Launowitz geboren, wurde Jan Dismas Zelenka am Prager Jesuitenkolleg ausgebildet. 1710 trat er eine Stelle als Violonist  
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   Extractions: Wechseln zu: Navigation Suche Jan Dismas Zelenka in Launowitz ( Louňovice pod Blan­kem ) in B¶hmen 23. Dezember in Dresden ) war ein Barockkomponist b¶hmischer Herkunft. Als Sohn eines Organisten in Launowitz geboren, wurde Jan Dismas Zelenka am Prager Jesuitenkolleg ausgebildet. 1710 trat er eine Stelle als Violonist Kontrabassist ) am s¤chsischen Hof in Dresden an. Zwischen 1716 und 1719 reiste er nach Wien , wo er bei Johann Joseph Fux studierte und nach Italien , wo er vermutlich Antonio Lotti und Alessandro Scarlatti traf. Nach seiner R¼ckkehr wurde er 1735 zum Kirchenkomponisten ernannt und blieb, mit Ausnahme gelegentlicher Reisen nach Prag, bis zu seinem Tod im Jahr 1745 in Dresden. Jan Dismas Zelenka komponierte h¶chst originelle und unkonventionelle Orchester - und Vokalwerke . Viele davon erleben erst seit dem Ende des 20. Jahrhunderts eine Renaissance. In seinen geistlichen Werken f¼r den Dresdner Hof (seit Augusts des Starken politisch motivierter Konversion zum katholischen Glauben), besonders in den groŸen

4. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) About Jan Dismas Zelenka
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   Extractions: Q. Why did Zelenka's music disappear into obscurity for 200 years? A. This is discussed at length in Janice Stockigt's book . After Zelenka's death, much of his music was "kept under lock and key" by the Dresden court, and the reasons for this are not clear. Telemann is known to have written of ZWV 55 ( Responsoria ) being guarded jealously "as something very rare" (a more complete translation is given below). Copies of certain works (which had presumably been given away while Zelenka was alive) were made after his death and ended up in different parts of Germany and Czechoslovakia. There were even a few performances in the 1800s. Perhaps one of the strongest reasons for the obscurity of Zelenka's music was that Catholic liturgical music had no place in a Lutheran society.

5. Jan Dismas Zelenka - Music On FoxyTunes Planet
   Jan Dismas Zelenka (Lou ovice, October 16 1679–Dresden, December 22 1745) (or December 23) was a Bohemian Baroque composer active in Dresden.  
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   Extractions: sign up faq login Search: FoxyTunes.SearchBox.addHint("q","artist or song name"); Genres Tools feedback send artist Jan Dismas Zelenka more Jan Dismas Zelenka Johann Sebastian Bach , and wrote a number of orchestral and vocal pieces which are often virtuosic and demanding. In particular, his writing for bass instruments is far more demanding than that of other composers of his era. Most of his compositions are religious. He was an assistant to Johann David Heinichen

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7. Jan Dismas Zelenka - Wikipedia, La Enciclopedia Libre
   Translate this page Jan Dismas Zelenka nació el 16 de octubre de 1679 en Lunovice. Aunque no se conoce mucho de su infancia y juventud, probablemente fue su padre,  
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   Extractions: Saltar a navegaci³n bºsqueda Jan Dismas Zelenka Lunovice Bohemia 16 de octubre de Dresde 22 de diciembre de Compositor barroco checo Jan Dismas Zelenka naci³ el 16 de octubre de en Lunovice . Aunque no se conoce mucho de su infancia y juventud, probablemente fue su padre, profesor y organista de esta ciudad, quien lo introdujo en el mundo de la mºsica. Se piensa que pudo haber recibido una educaci³n musical en el colegio jesuita de Praga, llamado Clementinum En fue contrabajo de la capilla del Conde J.L. von Hartig en Praga y en de la Capilla Real Sajona de Dresde . De a estudi³ con Johann Joseph Fux en Viena y con Antonio Lotti y Alessandro Scarlatti en Italia . En fij³ su residencia definitiva en Dresde , donde fue nombrado en vicemaestro de capilla y, en , director de mºsica de la Iglesia. Permaneci³ en esta ciudad hasta su muerte, en Jan Dismas Zelenka compuso mºsica instrumental y vocal, aunque la mayor parte de su obra est¡ dedicada a la mºsica religiosa. Su mºsica es poco convencional y de gran originalidad. A pesar de ello y debido a que Zelenka era considerado un compositor demasiado conservador en su tiempo (al igual que Juan Sebasti¡n Bach ), la mayor parte de su obra qued³ en el olvido despu©s de su muerte, y no fue sino hasta finales del siglo XX que algunas de sus obras volvieron a interpretarse.

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9. Jan Dismas Zelenka: A Biographical Note
   jan dismas zelenka Biography covers his Dresden Court employment and compositions.  
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   Extractions: BAROQUE COMPOSERS AND MUSICIANS Jan Dismas ZELENKA Capellmeister from 1617 to 1672. In the early 1700s, composers, impresarios, famous singers, and instrumental virtuosos came from all over Europe, including the eastern countries, and Dresden's display of splendor as the "Florence on the Elbe," the predominant center of music and the arts in 17th- and 18th-century Germany, reached its zenith during the reign of Augustus the Strong (1670-1733) as Elector of Saxony and King of Poland. Born in Loudovice, Bohemia in 1679 and son of an organist, Jan Dismas Zelenka was educated at the Prague Jesuit College, with which he continued to remain in contact. In 1710, he moved to Dresden, where he became principal double-bass player of the Dresden court orchestra. Apart from specific journies to Italy, Vienna and periodic returns to Prague, Zelenka would remain in Dresden for the rest of his life. In 1697, the King-Elector Augustus the Strong of Saxony had assumed the Polish crown, a step that obliged him to adopt the Roman Catholic faith although Saxony was predominantly Lutheran. Thus the Royal Court at Dresden maintained two religious "faces", on the one hand honoring strictly Lutheran Bach with the title of Royal Court Composer , and on the other hand bestowing on Zelenka the title of Court Composer of Church Music for his numerous sacred works composed for the Dresden Catholic Church. So we find in Zelenka's surviving compositions numerous sacred works, some 30 masses, psalms, and three oratorios with biblical subjects, totaling in all some 150 works, side by side with secular instrumental compositions reflecting his role in the Court Orchestra, of which he became conductor for five seasons.

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    Extractions: Naxos Worldwide Sites: Choose Country Global Site Australia Canada China Denmark Finland France Germany Hong Kong Japan Korea New Zealand Norway Sweden UK USA E-mail Password New Releases Artists Composers Labels ... Z The Bohemian composer Jan Dismas Zelenka played the double bass in the royal orchestra in Dresden, whence he was despatched for study in Italy, eventually returning to spend the rest of his life in the Saxon capital. It was expected that he would succeed Heinichen as court Kapellmeister, but the position went, instead, to Hasse, and Zelenka remained, now as Church Composer, a position of much less importance. He won the admiration of distinguished contemporaries, such as Johann Sebastian Bach, for his use of counterpoint, his harmonic imagination and originality, and made some use of Bohemian folk elements. Orchestral Music Zelenka's orchestral compositions include a set of five Capriccios, among other compositions in the musical idiom of his time. Vocal and Choral Music Much of Zelenka's surviving work is in the form of sacred vocal music, settings of the Mass or of movements from the Mass, of psalms and of canticles.

11. Sheet Music Plus - Jan Dismas Zelenka Search Results
    Sonata I in F major for two Oboes, Bassoon and Basso continuo By jan dismas zelenka. Edited by Horn, Wolfgang. For Oboe (2), Bassoon, Basso continuo.  
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12. Zelenka, Jan Dismas: Biography
    Biography from Timothy A. Smith s Sojourn pages with internal links to related people and explanatory notes.  
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    Extractions: Site Little is known of Zelenka's life before 1704. He may have been educated by the Jesuits in Prague. In 1710 he joined the band of Dresden's Hofkapelle as a player of the double-bass. In 1717 Zelenka obtained leave of absence to study with Fux in Vienna (during which time he also taught counterpoint to Quantz ). That same year Zelenka accompanied the Elector to Italy where he studied with Lotti . Zelenka's works include Masses oratorios motets Psalms , and other church music. Zelenka is mentioned in a letter (1775) from Carl Philipp Emanuel to Forkel as one whose works his father had regarded highly in his later years.

13. Johann (Jan) Dismas Zelenka | Classical Music Composer
    About classical music composer Johann (jan) dismas zelenka life, biography, compositions, sheet music, recordings, CDs, books.  
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    Extractions: See also: Bohemian composers Czech composers Baroque composers Bassists Born: 16 October , Lunovice (Czech Republic) Died: 22 December , Dresden (Germany) Sheet music Music Biography Shop ... FREE Classical MP3! Download 25 tracks from eMusic — Vast collection — No Restrictions — Own Your Music! Reactions [No reactions yet.] Add your reaction Title: Comments: Note: HTML code will be filtered out. Comments will appear on the website immediately after submission, but will be moderated. Reactions should be between 50 and 2000 characters long. [Phonetic spelling (mp3)] Please copy the above security text: Contributions by: jortega peterandpat Below is a selection of scores available at SheetMusicPlus.com Find more scores by Johann (Jan) Dismas Zelenka → select instrument ← Show all Piano Organ Harpsichord Guitar Violin Viola Cello Double bass Gamba Recorder Piccolo Flute Oboe English horn Saxophone Clarinet Bassoon Trumpet French horn Trombone Tuba Percussion Voice Vocal Choir Band Orchestra Show results (max.)

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    Latest information about recordings and performances of the oratorios, masses and other works by jan dismas zelenka with reviews, books, articles,  
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    Extractions: Promoting Historically-Inspired Performances of Early Music and Baroque Opera Advanced Search Site Map Home Page Directory of Composers ... German Composers » Zelenka Zelenka was the most important Bohemian composer before Gluck. He wrote no operas and few instrumental works, but a great body of sacred music for the Catholic court at Dresden plus a few choice secular works. His music is characterized by passus duriusculus chromatic descent. Another distinguishing characteristic is slow triplets not infrequently used by Zelenka, though rarely heard in the works of better known late baroque composers. Discover Zelenka by Alistair H. Kidd Zelenka. Missa Sancti Spiritus (ZWV 4, 1723). Forthcoming? Capella Leopoldina Zelenka. Nibiru 0147-2231 (1 CD, November 2007). Details . Adam Viktora, Ensemble In©gal. Hana Blaž­kov¡, soprano; Petra Noskaiov¡, contralto; Jaroslav Březina, tenor; Tom¡Å¡ Kr¡l, bass. Zelenka.

15. JAN DISMAS ZELENKA; CATALOGUE (ZWV) OF COMPOSITIONS
    Simplified version of Wolfgang Reiche s ZVW thematic catalogue with supplemental information from Janice Stockigt.  
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    Extractions: CATALOGUE (ZWV) OF COMPOSITIONS BY JAN DISMAS ZELENKA (16.10.1679-22.12.1745) This resource is a much simplified version of Wolfgang Reiche's thematic catalogue [ Jan Dismas Zelenka: Thematisch-systematisches Verzeichnis der musikalischen Werke (ZWV), Dresden, 1985], supplemented by information drawn from Janice Stockigt's splendid monograph [ Jan Dismas Zelenka: A Bohemian Musician at the Court of Dresden , Oxford, 2000]. Masses

16. Malaspina Great Books Quotations Blog: Jan Dismas Zelenka (1679-1745)
    jan dismas zelenka (16791745) zelenka was a court musician in Dresden for most of his career. Except for brief periods of travel during which he studied  
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    Extractions: skip to main skip to sidebar Malaspina Great Books by Russell McNeil PhD ... by Blog Editor Russell McNeil, PhD Zelenka was a court musician in Dresden for most of his career. Except for brief periods of travel during which he studied or participated in music research, he served as a double bass player in the court orchestra and later aided the ailing Kapellmeister in his duties. Upon the death of the Kapellmeister, the position was awarded to another musician, an event that led Zelenka to feel disillusioned by the lack of recognition he had received for his acheivements. He was a skilled contrapuntalist and a creative harmonic composer. His works are marked by extremely precise dynamic directions and some contain the unusual notation for crescendo that describes each progression in intensity, for example the words "piano", "forte" and "piu forte" written under one instrumental note. - Malaspina Biography

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    Extractions: Zelenka was a court musician in Dresden for most of his career. Except for brief periods of travel during which he studied or participated in music research, he served as a double bass player in the court orchestra and later aided the ailing Kapellmeister in his duties. Upon the death of the Kapellmeister, the position was awarded to another musician, an event that led Zelenka to feel disillusioned by the lack of recognition he had received for his acheivements. Jan Dismas Zelenka Works He was a skilled contrapuntalist and a creative harmonic composer. His works are marked by extremely precise dynamic directions and some contain the unusual notation for crescendo that describes each progression in intensity, for example the words "piano", "forte" and "piu forte" written under one instrumental note. Karadar Bertoldi Ensemble Studio Informatico Anesin

18. Jan Dismas Zelenka (Composer) - Short Biography
    jan dismas zelenka, also known as Johann dismas zelenka, was a Czech Baroque composer whose music was notably adventurous with great harmonic invention and  
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    Extractions: It is known that Zelenka served Baron Hartig, the imperial governor resident in Prague before becoming a violone player in the royal orchestra at Dresden in 1710. He studied music in Vienna and Venice in 1715 and 1716. He was back in Dresden by 1719. Except for a visit in 1723 to Prague and an occasional trip, he remained a resident of Dresden until his death. In Dresden , Zelenka initially assisted the Kapellmeister, Johann David Heinichen, and gradually assumed Heinichen's duties as his health declined. After Heinichen died in 1729, Zelenka applied for the prestigious post of Kapellmeister. The post went, instead, to Johann Adolf Hasse. In 1735 Zelenka was named a mere church music composer. Zelenka died in Dresden in 1745.

19. JAN DISMAS ZELENKA, Biography, Discography
    Born in Loudovice, Bohemia in 1679 and son of an organist, jan dismas zelenka was educated at the Prague Jesuit College, with which he continued to remain  
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    Extractions: A B ... Z JAN DISMAS ZELENKA Born in Loudovice, Bohemia in 1679 and son of an organist, Jan Dismas Zelenka was educated at the Prague Jesuit College, with which he continued to remain in contact. In 1710, he moved to Dresden, where he became principal double-bass player of the Dresden court orchestra. Apart from specific journies to Italy, Vienna and periodic returns to Prague, Zelenka would remain in Dresden for the rest of his life. In 1697, the King-Elector Augustus the Strong of Saxony had assumed the Polish crown, a step that obliged him to adopt the Roman Catholic faith although Saxony was predominantly Lutheran. Thus the Royal Court at Dresden maintained two religious "faces", on the one hand honoring strictly Lutheran Bach with the title of Royal Court Composer, and on the other hand bestowing on Zelenka the title of Court Composer of Church Music for his numerous sacred works composed for the Dresden Catholic Church. From 1716 to 1719 Zelenka traveled to Italy, where he may have encountered Antonio Lotti and Alessandro Scarlatti. He also spent time in Vienna where he studied counterpoint with Johann Josef Fux, most probably composing his Capriccios there. During these years, he gathered a sizable study collection of works written in strict contrapuntal style which still survives in the Saxon State Library. In 1719 Zelenka returned to Dresden, taking up once more his position in the Court Orchestra and resuming his sacred compositions.

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