DISCOGRAPHY

GOTHIC MUSIC IN BOHEMIA
13^th – 15^th Century

CD Studio Matouš, MK 0026
Recording contains music which was performed in Czech between 13th and 15th centuries. We can compare Czech music with European music, which was often taken as an example for Czech music.

MUSIC OF CHARLES UNIVERSITY I.
European music of the 14^th Century

CD Studio Matouš, MK 0003
Recording eloquently illustrate, how popular polyphonic songs gained varied and diversiform sound and formal images in music-loving surrounding of medieval population in the late medieval period, above all among students and well-educated laymen of Prague university.

 

MUSIC OF CHARLES UNIVERSITY II.
Czech music of the 14^th and 15^th Centuries

Studio Matouš, MK 0005
This recording follows CD MK 0003 Music of Charles University – I.
Music of Czech origin, which could be bound with Prague’s University in the Middle Ages, contains mainly compositions with sacred texts. Nevertheless we can find influence of love songs of 14th century on certain compositions.

MUSIC OF CHARLES UNIVERSITY
(complete 2 CDs)

CD Studio Matouš, MK 0011
I.- European music of the 14^th Century
II. - Czech music of the 14^th and 15^th Centuries
Unique view of music, which sounded in the late Middle Ages in the sphere of Prague’s University. Richness and brightness of vocal and instrumental compositions testifies to high level of the music in this period. For details and musical samples see separate CDs.

GUILLAUME DE MACHAUT
Chansons / Písně

CD Studio Matouš, MK 0027
New view at interpretation of music of the greatest composer of 14th Century Guillaume de Machaut. In authentic performance grows up for listeners the uniqueness of late medieval musical genius. Booklet contains originals of all texts with Czech translation.

GOTHIC CHRISTMAS IN BOHEMIA

CD Studio Matouš, MK 0058
Recording contains:
Tempus Annuntiatione – The Annunciation, Tempus adventus – Advent, Tempus Nativitatis [Tempus Natalis Domini] – Christmas, Cantiones Bohemicae Christum Natum celebrantes – Czech carols, Tempus novi anni – New Year, Tempus epiphania Domini – Epiphany

GOTHIC MUSIC IN CENTRAL EUROPE

CD Fontana Music Library, FN 185
Selection of vocal and instrumental medieval music (Czech Lands, Silesia, Germany, Poland) from 13^th Century to the early Renaissance in 16^th Century. The recording is destined for Music libraries.

BIRD OF PARADIES
Michael Maier, Atalanta fugiens

CD + CD-ROM "Rudolf II's Curiosity Cabinet“
CD + CD-ROM Avant Bozell
Interesting music of Michael Maier, mystic and personal physician of emperor Rudolf II. CD contains CD version running on all CD players as well as CD-ROM with all sorts of themes in five languages tuching of the Rodolf’s time.

Participation of ARS CAMERALIS

MITTELALTER

2 CD ZYX Music GMBH & Co., ZYX 11385-2
This set contains selection of 43 medieval compositions recorded by different performers.
Ars cameralis participates with 11 compositions.

RENAISSANCE MUSIC IN BOHEMIA

CD Studio Matouš, MK 0708
Recording contains usic from the late 15^th Century to early 17^th Century.
Ensemble Ars cameralis recorded music from the turn of 15^th and 16^th Centuries, a.o. selection of compositions of Petrus Wilhelmi de Grudencz or pieces from mystical work of Michael Maier: Atalanta Fugiens from the beginning of 17th Century. (57:30). Recorded in authentic interpretation.

LUKÁŠ MATOUŠEK
Chamber Music

CD Studio Matouš, MK 0044
Ensemble Ars cameralis recorded for this CD two compositions: Colours and Thoughts on words of painters and poets about the art for mezzo-soprano, flute, clarinet and harpsichord (13:18) and The Seal of Silence on biblical texts for mezzo-soprano, clarinet, viola and piano (14:05)

JAROSLAV RYBÁŘ
Chamber Music

CD Studio Matouš, MK 0050
Ensemble Ars cameralis recorded for this CD composition, which was composed in 1973, initiated by ensemble. The composition is Ars cameralis dedicated: Interludi e ritornelli for flute, clarinet, viola and piano.

JAN KLUSÁK
Zenith Moon

CD Maximum Hannig, HG 0049
This CD contains composition, which was composed for Ars cameralis. Its title gave the name for whole disc: Zenith Moon (Luna v zenitu) for mezzo-soprano, clarinet, viola and piano to poetry by Anna Akhmatova.

There are also several occasional CDs from music festivals at home and abroad as well as several didactic CDs and CD-ROMs edited by Czech and foreign editors.