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Early Lutheran Vicinium Touring the Church Calendar 13
Pentecost: Christ is lifted up to heaven and the Holy Spirit descends
2024/05/23(Th.) 19:20 Starting
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Martin Luther was excommunicated from the Catholic Church for questioning the medieval Catholic Church, but many others came to agree with Luther's ideas and promoted the Reformation. In Wittenberg, where Luther was active, several collections of "bitinium," polyphonic music for two voices, were published during the 16th and 17th centuries.
Since some of the publications and works are closely related to Luther and the church calendar, it is likely that they were used by the early Lutherans for music education and worship.
The series began in November 2022, and this performance is the last of the second cycle, collecting vitinium for Pentecost in 2024.
Each piece is a short piece of vitinium that concentrates the techniques of Renaissance polyphony, and each performance will introduce a dozen or so pieces of vitinium with a talk about the church calendar and quoted biblical words.
Why don't you listen to "Vicinium according to the Church Calendar," which is rarely mentioned in the history of Christianity or music history?
Program
The program will feature a vitinium (two-part polyphony) for Pentecost written in the 16th and 17th centuries.
-Vaticinium for the Ascension of Christ
Unknown author: "Go ye into all the regions of the world, and preach" (Mark 16:15-16)
-VITINIUM for the Pentecost
Unknown author: "He began to speak naturally in all languages" (Acts 2, J. v. Boist)
-VITINIUM for Pentecost Monday
Author unknown "May no one doubt what is dearest to his heart" (The Gospel according to John 3 (?), J. v. Boist) J. v. Boist)
-Vicinium for Pentecost Tuesday
Christ, you are the door of truth to the heights of heaven" (The Gospel according to John 10 (?), J. v. Boist) , J. v. Boist)
-VITINIUM for the Trinity (First Sunday after Pentecost)
Author unknown 《No one will ascend to heaven》 (Jn. 3:13)
-VITINIUM for the First Sunday after the Trinity (the Second Sunday after Pentecost)
Unknown author《Claususus, thou art》(Luke 16:19-31, J. v. Boist)
-Vicinium for the Second Sunday after the Trinity (the Third Sunday after Pentecost)
Unknown author: "A certain man hosted a great supper" (Lk. 14:16-17)
-VITINIUM for the 3rd Sunday after the Trinity (the 4th Sunday after Pentecost)
Unknown author: "Father, I have sinned against heaven" (Luke 15:18-19)
-VITINIUM for the 4th Sunday after the Trinity (the 5th Sunday after Pentecost)
Unknown author《Be merciful》(Luke 6:36-38)
and others (15-20 songs in total are planned)
Performer
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Takuya Sakamoto
Baroque violin
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Mai Nagai
recorder (e.g. tape recorder, time recorder)
Admission and ticket purchase
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Admission fee
1.500 yen in advance / 2.000 yen at the door
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How to buy
Advance tickets are available at TiGET.
Contact
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Phone number
Sakamoto Music Studio
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