Jan Dismas Zelenka: Missa Omnium Sanctorum | ZWV 21 | 1741 | by Ensemble Inégal

Next to Johann David Heinichen and Johann Adolf Hasse, Jan Dismas Zelenka is more than justified in claiming a position among the leading musical luminaries of Dresden Baroque. Born in Louňovice pod Blaníkem, Bohemia, in 1679, he took his first music lessons most likely from his father, an organist. He is presumed to have studied at the Jesuit College in Prague. KYRIE 00:00 Kyrie eléison (Coro) 00:42 Christe eléison (Solo T) 04:26 Kyrie eléison II (Coro) GLORIA 06:59 Glória in excélsis Deo (Coro, Solo S,A,T,B) 12:05 Qui tollis peccáta mundi (Solo S) 17:23 Quóniam tu solus Sanctus I (Coro) 18:24 Quóniam tu solus Sanctus II (Solo A) 23:04 Cum Sancto Spiritu I (Coro) 23:22 Cum Sancto Spiritu II (Coro) CREDO 27:05 Credo (Coro, Solo S,A,T,B) SANCTUS 38:02 Sanctus (Coro) 40:32 Benedictus (Solo S,A) 42:21 Osanna (Coro) AGNUS DEI 43:30 Agnus Dei (Coro, Solo B) 46:21 Dona nobis pacem (Coro) Along wi