Name: Mozart: Die Freimaurermusiken
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Release Date: 30th Jun 2017
Catalogue No: 777917-2
Label: CPO
Length: 62 minutes

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Mozart: Eine Kleine Freimaurerkantate 'Laut verkünde unsre Freude', K 623

Work length11:58

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Jan Kobow, Maximilian Kiener, David Steffens
Salzburger Hofmusik
Wolfgang Brunner
Recorded: 1-3 November 2013
Recording Venue: Universität Mozarteum Salzburg, Solitär, Austria

I. Laut verkünde unsre Freude

Track length3:21

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II. Dieser Gottheit Allmacht

Track length4:16

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III. Lange sollen diese Mauern

Track length2:44

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IV. Laut verkünde unsre Freude

Track length1:37

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Mozart: Zerfliesset heut', geliebte Brüder, K 483

Work length1:59

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Jan Kobow
Salzburger Hofmusik
Wolfgang Brunner

Mozart: Ihr unsre neuen Leiter, K 484

Work length2:57

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Jan Kobow
Salzburger Hofmusik
Wolfgang Brunner

Mozart: Adagio in F major, K410

Work length1:05

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Salzburger Hofmusik
Wolfgang Brunner

Mozart: Adagio in B flat major, K411

Work length5:49

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Salzburger Hofmusik
Wolfgang Brunner

Adagio in B-Flat Major for 2 Clarinets & 3 Basset Horns, K. 411

Track length5:49

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Angerer: Fantasie über 2 Mozart-Fragmente (after W.A. Mozart's Allegro assai in B-Flat Major, K. Anh. 95 and Adagio in F Major, K. 484c)

Work length5:10

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Salzburger Hofmusik
Wolfgang Brunner

Fantasie über 2 Mozart-Fragmente

Track length5:10

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Mozart: Dir, Seele des Weltalls, K. 429 (Completed by F. Beyer)

Work length9:21

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Maximilian Kiener
Salzburger Hofmusik
Wolfgang Brunner
Recorded: 1-3 November 2013
Recording Venue: Universität Mozarteum Salzburg, Solitär, Austria

I. Dir Seele des Weltalls

Track length2:59

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II. Dir danken wir die Freude

Track length3:25

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III. Dir Seele des Weltalls

Track length2:57

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Mozart: Masonic Funeral Music in C minor, K477

Work length4:01

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Salzburger Hofmusik
Wolfgang Brunner

Mozart: Lobegesang auf die feierliche Johannisloge, K. 148, "O heiliges Band der Freundschaft" (version for voice, chorus and piano)

Work length2:40

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Maximilian Kiener
Salzburger Hofmusik
Wolfgang Brunner

Mozart: Lied zur Gesellenreise, K468

Work length2:44

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Jan Kobow, Wolfgang Brunner

Mozart: Die ihr des unermeßlichen Weltfalls - Kantate, K619

Work length6:28

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Jan Kobow, Wolfgang Brunner

Mozart: Die Maurerfreude, K 471

Work length6:35

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Jan Kobow
Salzburger Hofmusik
Wolfgang Brunner
Recorded: 1-3 November 2013
Recording Venue: Universität Mozarteum Salzburg, Solitär, Austria

I. Sehen, wie dem starren Forscherauge

Track length4:54

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II. Drum singet und jauchzet, ihr Brüder

Track length1:41

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anon.: Oh heil'ges Band

Work length1:59

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Maximilian Kiener, Wolfgang Brunner

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During the last seven years of his life, Wolfgang Amadé Mozart seems to have developed friendships in the circle frequented by Viennese Free Masons that brought him emotional ties and intellectual sources of inspiration. As far as we may gather from the extant minutes and attendance lists of the Viennese lodge, Mozart was very active as a Free Mason: ten days after his acceptance (reception on 14 December 1784) we find him in attendance at another reception, and a mere two weeks later he was promoted to an associate rank. It was Mozart who produced what are beyond doubt the most precious Masonic musical treasures. Along with The Magic Flute, he composed a series of single songs and cantatas for his lodge. Mozart’s Masonic Funeral Music KV. 477 is one of his most concentrated works, and it was above all this piece that moved Wolfgang Brunner to decide to use solo strings: “My winds were grateful that in this funeral music they finally had the chance to play in piano and nonetheless could be heard.” Mozart is thought to have composed this music in 1785 for a ceremony involving elevation to the rank of master, and it focuses on the theme of human mortality. During its mere sixty-nine measures the composition evolves from the opening sighing motifs in the despondent key of C minor, and dark wind colours to a more peaceful, serene and consoling conclusion.

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