ARS LACHRIMÆ
Buxtehude · Bach · Froberguer

The title of this programme, Ars Lachrimæ, takes as its principal reference John Dowland’s masterly and inspired pavan. In aesthetic terms, it is a profoundly original meditation on musical emotions as a reflection and paradox of human existence.

ALIA VOX DIVERSA
AV9947
67’19

Ars Lachrimæ

Sonata en do menor, BWV 1003/964 – J.S. Bach (1685-1750)

  1. Grave 4’46
2. Fuga 8’13
3. Andante 5’43
4. Allegro 6’25

Suite No. 18 en sol menor, FbWV 618 – J.J. Froberger (1616-1667)

  5. Allemande 3’50
6. Courante 1’35
7. Sarabande 2’51
8. Gigue 1’41

Suite en re menor, BuxWV 236 – D. Buxtehude (1637-1707)

  9. Allemande 3’51
10. Courante 2’10
11. Sarabande 2’26
12. Gigue 1’54

Suite en do menor, BWV 997 – J.S. Bach (1685-1750)

13. Prelude 4’06
14. Fugue 6’18
15. Sarabande 4’24
16. Gigue & Double 7’01

Enrike Solinís
Laúd barroco & Archilaúd

Grabado en septiembre de 2021 en la Iglesia de Azkarate (Navarra, España)
por Jonan Ordorika y Jordi Gil.

Mastering y mezcla: Sputnik Estudio (Jordi Gil), Sevilla

Producción: Enrike Solinís y Miren Zeberio

TEXTOS EN EUSKERA, CASTELLANO, FRANÇAIS, ENGLISH

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ARS LACHRIMÆ

The title of this programme, Ars Lachrimæ, takes as its principal reference John Dowland’s masterly and inspired pavan. In aesthetic terms, it is a profoundly original meditation on musical emotions as a reflection and paradox of human existence. The piece is a paradigm of how the rich musical tradition of the Renaissance poured its final musical inspiration into the lute and of how composers such as the English John Dowland endowed the instrument with a basic idiom and distinctive musical character. Although not expert lute players, later composers succeeded in harnessing this character as a catalyst for their own creativity: an intimate, gentle and melancholy pathos that can be traced back to the instrument’s arrival in southern Europe with the Arab musicians of the Iberian peninsula.

ENRIKE SOLINÍS

Translated by Jacqueline Minett

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