The Musical Culture of the Cistercians in the Silesian Province (1651–1810)
The monograph by Ewa Hauptman-Fischer is devoted to the rich musical culture of Silesian Cistercian monasteries – from the province’s founding in 1651 until the […]
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Between the worlds. The history of the Silesian cantor and his musical collection in times of religious changes (1654–1707)
The recently discovered collection of musical manuscripts belonged to Joannes Chrysostomus Zalaski, a cantor working in the second half of the 17th century in three […]
Operae Carmelitanae 1
Operae Carmelitanae 1: Thelesphorus Wikliński, Andrea Wołoszko, ed. Marek Bebak At the churches of the Order of the Brothers of the Blessed Virgin Mary of […]
Quarta Tabulatura Collegii Rigensis Societatis Jesu
Quarta Tabulatura Collegii Rigensis, now kept at the University Library in Uppsala (Vok. mus. i hs. 88). The source, dated to 1620, comprises 61 pieces […]
Wilhelm Adolph (1729–1781). Vesperae in F
Wilhelm Adolph was a composer of liturgical music written for the needs of Catholic churches in the Glogau Archdeaconry, an area which in that period […]
Asprilio Pacelli. Opera ex fontibus Ecclesiae Cathedralis Cracoviensis
Asprilio Pacelli (ca. 1567–1623) held the post of maestro di cappella at the court of Sigismund III Vasa, and first yers of his stay in […]
Kaspar Förster Jun. (1616–1673). Sacrae cantiones 3, 4, & 5 vocuum
The present volume contains next 10 from 22 church concertos composed by the Kapellmeister of the Holy Virgin Mary church in Danzig – Kaspar Förster […]
Carolus Rabovius: O Domine Jesu, Salutemus Matrem, Surgamus eamus properemus
Carolus Rabovius (1619–1686) as a Jesuit was active in Chomutov, Jindřichův Hradec, Kłodzko, Kutná Hora, Znojmo and Prague, where he was a praefectus musicae, regens […]
Musicalia manuscripta Chori Sacro-Lindensis
The present catalogue presents the content of a unique collection of Jesuit musical manuscripts from the Marian sanctuary in Święta Lipka (Heiligelinde), currently kept in […]
Simon Praunstein: Litaniae & Hymni
The compositions of Simon Praunstein (ca. 1571–1624), preserved to our times in only one source, the so-called Schwedler Codex (PL-Wu, RM 5893), comprise eleven litanies, three hymns, […]