Hamburg Admiralty Music
The Hamburg Admiralty Music TWV 24: 1 is a secular oratorio for soloists ( soprano , 2 tenor and 3 basses ), mixed choir and orchestra by Georg Philipp Telemann . The text was written by the Hamburg high school professor Michael Richey . It was composed in 1723 on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the Hamburg Admiralty and premiered at the festive banquet of the college on April 6, 1723 together with the overture Hamburger Ebb 'und Flut as a serenade in the tree house and repeated 14 days later in the drill house . The performance lasts about 100 minutes.
construction
- Overture in D major
- Choir Inestimable reproach of the appreciative senses!
- Recitative As long as my eyes allow light
- Aria I feed you with a thousand joys
- Recitative Yes, blissful city
- Aria In the stock market squeezed turmoil
- Recitative Do not become famous, Mercur, of rest
- Aria Freedom is flattering
- Recitative Your fame is undeniable
- Arie Recher Harpies
- Recitative I hear ...
- Aria canon lucky too
- Recitative With what unexpected choirs
- Aria with you, you two lovely
- Recitative Der Elbe conscientious waves
- Aria, your wellbeing, O most beautiful
- Recitative And I, O queen of my bank
- Aria Swells, you water-rich grounds
- Recitative Look, mighty Neptune
- Aria Duet Choose, with a curved hand
- Recitative What a pleasant stay
- Choir of the Nymphs and Tritone Sage, most beautiful nymph choir
- Recitative My happiness is immense
- Aria When heaven and earth become obsolete
- Recitative With deepest delight
- Aria Stand there for a wonder to the whole world
- Recitative Everyone wishes the honorable Hamburg
- Aria Weighed Stars pleasant conclusions
- Recitative and chorus you gods
- Aria you lively horns
- Recitative So right!
- Final choir Hamburg, honor
Web links
- Origin and audio sample
- Hamburg Admiralty Music at Allmusic (English)
Individual evidence
- ^ Ingeborg Allihn: Barockmusikführer: Instrumentalmusik 1550-1770 JB Metzler and Bärenreiter, Stuttgart, Weimar and Kassel 2001, p. 438.