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J.D Zelenka - Statio quadruplex pro Processione Theophorica, ZWV 158. 3/4 Quiescat ira tua, Domine

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Hello everyone,

Thought I'd share my appreciation for this gorgeous work for double choir by Zelenka, performed by Ensemble Inegal under Adam Viktora's direction (released 2025).

Zelenka worked for the court of Augustus the Strong of Dresden and was a contemporary of JS Bach (they allegedly knew of each other and maintained mutual respect but never met).

Unlike Bach's sacred works, Zelenka wrote for the Catholic church. This was written specifically to be sung at one of various altars during a Corpus Christi procession at Prague's St. Salvator Church. This movement was written to be sung at the third altar.

Until recently all but the first movement was believed to have been lost in the Dresden Bombing of WW2. Thankfully, researchers in 2023 found a complete 19th century copy for our pleasure.

250px-Kostel_Svateho_Salvatora_na_Krizovnickem_namesti.jpg?utm_source=en.wikipedia.org&utm_campaign=parser&utm_content=thumbnailPrague's St. Salvator Church.

For me, it doesn't get much better than this. Enjoy!

Edited by Markus Boyd

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