Antonius Swoboda (1709 – after 1746). Dixit Dominus. Litaniae Lauretanae
Antonius Swoboda (1709 – after 1746) entered the Jesuit order in Jíčín. He spent his life in Olomouc, Telč, Prague, Wrocław, and Kłodzko, where he […]
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Joseph Bolehovský (1743–1811). Litaniae Lauretanae in g. Requiem in F.
Joseph Bolehovský (1743–1811) was born in Kostelec nad Orlicí, where he held the posts of organist and cantor in Kostelec, as well as teacher in […]
Joannes Possival. Litaniae lauretanae sub titulo Consolatrix afflictorum
Joannes Possival was one of those Jesuits active in the field of music who, though born in Bohemia, spent a large part of their lives […]
Melchior Fabricius (1575–1653). Magnificat Primi Toni a 8
Melchior Fabricius was a Jesuit active in Kalisz, Cracow, Poznań, Jarosław, Lublin, Lwów, and other minor cities of Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth. In many of them existed […]
Tomasz Szewerowski (1646/1647?–1699). Vesperae
Tomasz Szewerowski was a theologian, graduate of Vilinius Academy. A singer and composer, conductor of the Kiev Uniate metropolitan bishop Cyprian Żochowski’s vocal-instrumental ensemble, was […]
Annibale Orgas (1585–1629). Sacrarum cantionum liber primus
Annibale Orgas was one of those Italian musicians who made a name for themselves in the history of musical culture in the 17th-century Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth. […]
Musicalia Collegii Glacensis Societatis Jesu
The work is available for free download at musical catalogues subpage of Fontes Musicae.
Johann Thamm (1719–1787) / Anton Weigang? (1751–1829). Opella de Passione Domini
Opella de Passione Domini is a uniquely preserved series of twelve musical compositions performed during the passion meditation of the Jesuit sodality of the Annunciation […]
Nicolaus Dylecki (ca. 1630–1690). Vesperae et Liturgia Divina Joannis Chrysostomi
Mykoła Dylecki was a Baroque composer, theorist, music teacher, singer, organist and Orthodox Church choirmaster, living and working first in the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, later in […]
Georgius Elger, Geistliche Catholische Gesänge…
Geistliche Catholische Gesänge…is the oldest Latvian Catholic songbook known to us today, collected by the Jesuit Georg Elger and published in 1621 by Georg Schönfels. […]