Thursday, September 29
St.Florian Church, 6 p.m.
Projekt Lazarus
Daniela Perosa, soprano
Nikolina Virgej Pintar, alt
Josip Čajko, tenor
Robert Palić, bass
Silvio Richter, violin
Ivan Jakšeković, violin
Dubravko Čepulić Polgar, organ
Franjo Bilić, artistic leadership
Martina Mičija Palić, artistic collaborator and narrator
Programme:
Croatian Music Heritage
Vinko jelić and his circle
On the occasion of the 400th anniversary of the first printing of the Parnasia Milittia collection by Vinko Jelić
(Strasbourg, 1622)
BIRTHPLACE: RIJEKA
Vinko Jelić
Domine Dominus noster (Parnassia militia, Straßburg,1622.)
DEPARTURE TO GRAZ 1606.
Vinko Jelić
Sancti et justi (Parnassia militia, Straßburg, 1622.)
CHOIR BOY OF THE GRAZ PALACE CHAPEL
Johannes de Cleve
Alleluia, venite ad me (Cantiones sacrae, Augsburg, 1559.)
Vinko Jelić
Ricercar quarto (Parnassia militia, Straßburg, 1622.)
Vulnera Domine (Parnassia militia, Straßburg, 1622.)
BROTHER’S DEATH AND RETURN TO RIJEKA
Lambert de Sayve
Herodes rex iratus (Novi thesauri musici, Venecija, 1568.)
RETURN TO GRAZ AND CONTINUE WITH STUDY
Giovanni Priuli
Ave dulcissima Maria (Ghirlanda sacra, Venecija, 1625.)
ZABERN
Vinko Jelić
Bone Jesu (Parnassia militia, Straßburg, 1622.)
OPVS PRIMVM
Vinko Jelić
Audivi vocem (Parnassia militia, Straßburg, 1622.)
PROMTUARIUM MUSICUM
Ivan Lukačić
Domine, puer meus (Johannes Donfried, Promptuarii musici concentus ecclesiasticos, Pars Tertia, Straßburg, 1627.)
Vinko Jelić
Laetamini in Domino (Parnassia militia, Straßburg, 1622.)
Ricercar tertio (Parnassia militia, Straßburg, 1622.)
THE SIEGE OF ZABERNA AND THE LAST MENTION OF VINKO’S NAME IN 1636
Atanazije Jurjević
Pisan br. 8: Pri nego je muku za nas Isus tarpil
(Pisni za najpoglavitije, najsvetije i najvesel’je dni, Beč, 1635.)
EPILOGUE
Reimundo Ballestra
Salve æterni (Parnassus Musicus Ferdinandæus, Venecija, 1615.)
About the ensemble:
Ensemble Projekt Lazarus operates since 2013 within the association of Croatian Music Center. The initiator and founder of the ensemble is Robert Palić. The research, revitalization, promotion, and presentation of Croatian musical heritage are primary objectives of ensemble Projekt Lazarus, which are being realized through two main processes: exploring yet undiscovered and unprocessed musical literature from 16 th to 18th century in cooperation with the experts for that period, and modeling professional ensemble necessary for the preparation and presentation of musical pieces. In addition, Projekt Lazarus focuses on the performance of the works that are rarely performed as well as those that have not yet been recorded. In the attempt to save from oblivion valuable monuments of Croatian musical heritage, the musicians of Projekt Lazarus have performed the works of outstanding Croatian early music composers – Ivan Lukačić, Vinko Jelić, and Ivan Šibenčanin, Damjan Nembri and others. The Projekt Lazarus Ensemble performed a significant number of concerts, including participation in the 12th Croatian Music Festival in Vienna in St. Peterskirche, then the Following the Steps of Damjan Nembri project, within which they performed at the VII Gaetano Callido International Festival in Venice, three consecutive performances at the Varaždin Baroque Evenings in 2017, 2018 and 2019, as well as three consecutive performances at the international Seviqc Festival in Brežice in 2018, 2019 and 2020. The ensemble also performed promoting the Croatian musical heritage of the 17th century in Rome, Bern, Munich and other cities in Croatia and Europe. The artistic leaders of the ensemble are the conductors Darijan Ivezić and Franjo Bilić, the artistic collaborator, pianist and producer Dr. sc. Martina Mičija Palić, and the external collaborator of the ensemble is the respected musicologist, Prof. Dr. Ennio Stipčević.