More hidden gems of the Renaissance
with organ music from the Renaissance, the Baroque, and modern times
Venue
Walferdange Church, 1 Rue de l'Eglise, 7224 Walferdange, Luxembourg
Free admission. Donations are welcome to asbl Tricentenaire.
Organist Mark Brafield joins the Art of Music for this concert.
About Mark Brafield
Mark Brafield has studied the organ with Robert Munns, Stephen Farr, David Sanger and Dame Gillian Weir. He held an Organ Scholarship with a Scholarship in English Literature at Trinity College, Oxford, and is a Fellow and former Chairman of the Royal College of Organists.
Mark combines a legal profession with a career as a concert organist. He has performed widely at leading venues in the United Kingdom and other countries, including King’s College Cambridge; St Paul’s Cathedral and Westminster Abbey in London; St Thomas’s, Fifth Avenue, New York; and Notre Dame de Paris. This is his first visit to Luxembourg.
Works performed
- Anonymous (Antwerp, 1553)
Heu mihi Domine a5 - Andreas de Silva
Crux clavis coronae spinarum flagellis - Plainchant
Jesu dulcis memoria - Girolamo Frescobaldi
Aria detto Balletto - Thomas Crecquillon
Domine da nobis auxilium a6 - Giulio Osculati
Non protest arbor bona a5 - Johannes de Cleve
Dixit ergo Jesus duodecim a6 - Toon Hagen
Vater unser im Himmelreich (Partita) - Plainchant
Psalm Dixit Dominus with antiphon: Hoc est praeceptum meum - Dominique Phinot
Te gloriosus apostolorum chorus a5 - Lauda (12th century Italian)
Benedicti e llaudati - Claudin de Sermisy
Si bona suscepimus a4 - Dietrich Buxtehude
Passacaglia in D minor - Sulpitia Cesis
Salve gemma confessorum a6 - Plainchant
Salve regina - Costanzo Porta
Apparuit benignitas a6