Music in the Czech lands
The 17th century: Michna, Vejvanovský and others


nAdam Michna z Otradovic (1600-1676)
Jindřichův Hradec (Bohemia)
organist, author of hymnal books for four voices, author of latin figural music
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nREQUIEM: Missa pro defunctis
n(structure after 1570 till II. vatican council)
nIntroitus Requiem aeternam
nKyrie
nGraduale: Requiem aeternam dona eis Domine
nTractus: Absolve
nSekvence: Dies Irae
nOffertorium: Domine Jesu Christe
nSanctus
nAgnus
nCommunio: Lux aeterna
n(responsorium ad absolutionem): Libera me Domine

nCatholic vespers
nIntroductory vers with respons
Deus in adiutorium meum intende / Domine ad adjuvandum me festina
npsalms (4-5) with antiphones
nreading with a responsory
nhymnus
nMagnificat with antiphone
nConcluding vers with the respons Benedicamus Domino / Deo gratias

nPavel Josef Vejvanovský (1639-1693)
trumpeter, kapellmeister: active mainly in Kroměříž at the court of the bishop of Olomouc
Sehnal, Jiří: Pavel Vejvanovský and the Kroměříž music collection. Perspectives of
seventeenth-century music in Moravia. Olomouc 2008.
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nCzech catholic hymnal books
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nMatěj Václav Štejer: Kancionál český (first edition 1683)
nVáclav Karel Hollan Rovenský: Capella Regia musicalis (1693-4)