Admiralitätsmusik

The Hamburg Admiralty music TWV 24:1 is a secular oratorio for soloists (soprano, tenor 2 and 3 bass ), mixed choir and orchestra of Georg Philipp Telemann. Wrote the text of the Hamburg school professor Michael Richey. It was composed in 1723 to mark the 100th anniversary of the Hamburg Admiralty and the solemn banquet of the College on April 6, 1723 premiered along with the overture Hamburger ebb and flow as a serenade. The performance lasts about 100 minutes.

Construction

• Overture in D major
• Choir Invaluable accusation erkenntlicher senses!
• Recitative As long as the eyes allows me light
• Arie I nourish you with a thousand pleasures
• Recitative Yes, happiness selge city
• Arie In the stock market turmoil pressed
• Recitative not Berühme you, Mercury, the rest
• Aria The freedom while flatters
• Recitative Undeniably, your fame
• Arie Recher Harpies
• Recitative I hear ...
• Aria - canon luck to
• Recitative With what unverrhofften choirs
• Aria with you, holden two
• The recitative same dienstbeflissne waves
• Arie your Wohler Gehn, O fairest
• Recitative And I, my bank o Queen
• Aria swells, their water-rich grounds
• Recitative show, mighty Neptune
• Aria - duet, Choose, with gewogner hand
• Recitative Welch pleasant stay
• Chorus of Nymphs and Tritone Sage, the most beautiful nymph Choir
• Recitative My happiness is extremely
• Obsolete Arie When Heaven and Earth
• Recitative With most heartfelt delight
• Arie standing around the world to wonder because
• Recitative wishes everyone the cheap Hamburg
• Arie Weighted stars gratifying conclusions
• Recitative and chorus Gods
• Arie your jaunty horns
• Recitative So pretty!
• Final chorus Hamburg, you honor