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Early Lutheran Vicinium Touring the Church Calendar 14
Compilation : A Year of Church Calendar Vicinium in a Day
2024/11/16(Sa.) 14:00 Starting
Evangelical Lutheran Church of Japan Toyonaka (Osaka)
Official https://teket.jp/9994/34993
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.
Although each piece of vitinium is short, it is dense and concentrated with the techniques of Renaissance polyphony. In this concert, we will perform a "calendar year's worth" of masterpieces of Vitinium, which were toured in a total of 13 concerts in 2023 and 2024, and Pastor Jin Akiyama of Japan Evangelical Lutheran Toyonaka Church will talk about the church calendar, worship, and quoted biblical words.
Please come and listen to the recorder and viola da braccio duo perform a "year's worth" of "vitinium according to the church calendar," which is rarely mentioned in either the history of Christianity or the history of music!
Program
Main Performances
The Lord, Make Thy Way Known to Me" (composed by Antoine Brumel)
He who goes with me shall not walk in darkness" (composed by Orlandus Lassus)
Nativity "In Sweet Joy" (original unknown - arranged by Michael Praetorius)
"How Beautifully Shines the Dawn Star" (composed by Philip Nicolai, arranged by Michael Praetorius)
Lent: "By the sins we have committed" (composed by Josquin des Prez)
Because the Lord has saved me" (composed by Thomas Stolzer)
Christ was bound to death" (composed by Martin Luther, arranged by Michael Praetorius)
Come, Holy Spirit, Lord God" ( Martin Luther, arr. Michael Praetorius)
Our God is a Stout Stronghold" ( Martin Luther - Arr. by Johann Walter)
etc.
Performer
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Takuya Sakamoto
Baroque violin
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Mai Nagai
recorder (e.g. tape recorder, time recorder)
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Hitoshi Akiyama
Speech (Pastor, Japan Evangelical Lutheran Toyonaka Church)
Admission and ticket purchase
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Admission fee
2.000 yen in advance / 2.500 yen at the door
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How to buy
Advance tickets are available at teket.
Contact
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Email address
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Phone number
Sakamoto Music Studio
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