Rachmaninoff 150: A Celebration - Ep 12, Liturgy of St John Chrysostom and All Night Vigil

20 PODCASTS WITH PERFORMANCES AND DISCUSSION BY ACCLAIMED ARTISTS

In Podcast 12 we hear Rachmaninoff’s two major choral works that set texts from the Russian Orthodox Church services, and there is commentary from Rachmaninoff scholars Philip Bullock and Geoffrey Norris.

In these 20 Podcasts celebrating the 150th anniversary of Sergei Rachmaninoff’s birth, acclaimed international musicians discuss and perform his compositions, and two of his distinguished biographers also discuss some of the composer’s most innovative creations. Additionally, the composer’s grandson, Alexander Rachmaninoff, remembers his grandfather, and Rachmaninoff himself is also heard performing some of his works.

Rachmaninoff 150 – A Celebration is a collaborative production between the Serge Rachmaninoff Foundation (www.rachmaninoff.ch), Decca Classics (www.deccaclassics.com), which has issued all the music Rachmaninoff composed on the 32 CD box set, “Sergei Rachmaninoff: The Complete Works”, and the WFMT Radio Network (www.wfmt.com), which is syndicating a 1 hour radio documentary that is adapted from these podcasts.

Speakers in these features are:

Sean Botkin - Pianist
Philip Bullock – Author of“Rachmaninoff and His World”
Hélène Grimaud – Pianist
Peter Jablonski – Pianist
Vladimir Jurowski – Conductor
Sergei Leiferkus – Baritone
Andrea Loetscher – Director of the Villa Senar Cultural and Educational Centre
Nicolai Lugansky – Pianist
Geoffrey Norris – Author of “Rachmaninoff – The Master Musicians Series”
Gianandrea Noseda – Conductor
Garrick Ohlsson – Pianist
Sir Antonio Pappano – Conductor and Pianist
Mikhail Pletnev – Conductor and Pianist
Alexander Rachmaninoff – Grandson of Sergei Rachmaninoff
Joan Rodgers - Soprano

Philip Bullock is heard by kind permission of baritone Thomas Hampson’s Hampsong Foundation: hampsongfoundation.org/

Rachmaninoff’s Letters are read by Kerry Frumkin

The host and producer of the podcasts is Jon Tolansky.

Rachmaninoff 150: A Celebration - Ep 12, Liturgy of St John Chrysostom and All Night Vigil

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Life has become rather busy lately, I want to apologize for not following you as much as I did before. I started working in a local musical school and got few private students. I also performed last week here in Ottawa and going to perform in Montreal next week (Friday 13th, sounds spooky, eh? :) ). If you happen to be in Montreal at that day, drop me a message and I will give you details about my performance.

What else.. Arty got an idea to make videos for the tracks of our 1st album - "Vibrant Universe". Not something fancy, just a home-made video using a cheap camcorder. Here is the first video for the piece called "In the wooden maze":
www.youtube.com/watch?v=iVOWnyMHlZg

We hope you will enjoy it :)

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We hope to release a full collaboration album sometime in 2021 :-)

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Sebastián Durón (1660 - 1716). ¡Ay, qué me abraso de amor en la llama!

(Cantada al Santísimo con violines (ca. 1705). Archivo Catedral de Palencia, MS 50/1).

Intérprete: Accentus Austria. Director: Thomas Wimmer. 
María Luz Álvarez (Soprano).

LETRA:

[Estribillo]

¡Ay, qué me abraso
de amor en la llama!
¡Qué dulce violencia!
¡Qué tierna regala!
Celestes incendios
al pecho motivan,
que anhela el tormento
que es gloria del alma.

[Recitado]

O guerra misteriosa
en la forma gloriosa,
vivamente contemplo
a quien erige templo,
ansiosa el alma mía,
remedio de mi ciega fantasía.

[Aria]

No deje de arder
mi fiel corazón;
será la ocasión
de mi merecer,
no, no deje de arder;
verá que en su fuego
la dicha halla luego
de mi padecer.

[Coplas]

1. Anime, amor, la llama
del celestial incendio,
seré en sus puras alas
glorioso fénix si renazco al cielo.

2. Avive la materia
mi amor y mi deseo,
prestando mis suspiros
al aire que voraz anima el fuego.

3. El corazón la ofrenda
será, pues el primero
fue quien al dueño mío
franqueó las puertas del humano templo.

[Grave]

Y en tan celestiales
divinos incendios,
al suave amoroso
suspiro que exhala,
repita mi pecho
su fiel consonancia.

Sebastián Durón (1660 - 1716). ¡Ay, qué me abraso de amor en la llama!

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