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Bartolomeo Cordans

1698 - 1757

Italy

B. Cordans

Bartolomeo Cordans (12/03/1698 – 14/05/1757), an Italian composer (born in Venice). In his youth he was a member of the Franciscan order, but later he was released by a papal dispensation. He wrote some oratoria, operas (all lost) and church music.

Source:

Grove’s dictionary of music and musicians

Requiem (3x)

Period:	Baroque
Musical form:	masses
Text/libretto:	Latin mass

Cordans wrote another three requiem masses (excl. the 1737 and 1738 one) for three and four voices.

Source:	The new Grove dictionary of music and musicians
Contributor:	Tassos Dimitriadis

Domine Jesu Christe

Period:	Baroque
Musical form:	fragment
Text/libretto:	Latin mass

This “Domine Jesu Christe” is a Requiem movement, for three to four voices.

Source:	The new Grove dictionary of music and musicians
Contributor:	Tassos Dimitriadis

Messa da Morti con esequie a Quattro con stromenti

Period:	Baroque
Composed in:	1737
Musical form:	mass
Text/libretto:	Latin mass

This Messa da Morti con esequie a Quattro con stromenti has been written in 1737 and it is for solo voices, chorus of four voices (Soprano, Alto, Tenor and Bass), strings and basso continuo.

Source:	http://users.libero.it/aristidelini/Concerti/venzone2.htm
Contributor:	Tassos Dimitriadis

Messa da requiem in G minor

Period:	Baroque
Composed in:	1738
Musical form:	mass
Text/libretto:	Latin mass
Duration:	41'58''
Label(s):	Real Sound RS 951-0026

Messa da Requiem contains:
01. Requiem æternam 05:05
02. Kyrie 01:33
03. Christe 00:56
04. Kyrie 01:32
05. Dies iræ 01:20
06. Tuba Mirum 00:40
07. Mors stupebit 00:40
08. Liber scriptus 00:48
09. Judex ergo 01:24
10. Recordare 01:29
11. Juste judex 00:27
12. Ingemisco 00:58
13. Qui Mariam 00:19
14. Preces meæ 01:30
15. Confutatis 00:35
16. Oro supplex 00:46
17. Lacrimosa 00:47
18. Judicandus 00:53
19. Pie Jesu 02:51
20. Offertorium 03:26
21. Sanctus/Benedictus 01:51
22. Agnus Dei 02:04
23. Communio 02:14
24. Libera me Domine 07:50

Source:

booklet of CD Messa da requiem, Real Sound RS 951-0026

♫ 01 Requiem aeternam
© RS RS 951-0026

♫ 02. Kyrie
© RS RS 951-0026

♫ 03. Christe
© RS RS 951-0026

♫ 04. Kyrie
© RS RS 951-0026

♫ 05. Dies iræ
© RS RS 951-0026

♫ 06. Tuba Mirum
© RS RS 951-0026

♫ 07. Mors stupebit
© RS RS 951-0026

♫ 08. Liber scriptus
© RS RS 951-0026

♫ 09. Judex ergo
© RS RS 951-0026

♫ 10. Recordare
© RS RS 951-0026

♫ 11. Juste judex
© RS RS 951-0026

♫ 12. Ingemisco
© RS RS 951-0026

♫ 13. Qui Mariam
© RS RS 951-0026

♫ 14. Preces meæ
© RS RS 951-0026

♫ 15. Confutatis
© RS RS 951-0026

♫ 16. Oro supplex
© RS RS 951-0026

♫ 17. Lacrimosa
© RS RS 951-0026

♫ 18. Judicandus
© RS RS 951-0026

♫ 19. Pie Jesu
© RS RS 951-0026

♫ 20. Offertorium
© RS RS 951-0026

♫ 21. Sanctus/Benedictus
© RS RS 951-0026

♫ 22. Agnus Dei
© RS RS 951-0026

♫ 23. Communio
© RS RS 951-0026

♫ 24. Libera me Domine
© RS RS 951-0026

A requiem for 2 tenors, bass, chorus and organ, 7 organ Pieces. The 1738 requiem, broken up into 24 small pieces, apparently to allow performance during liturgy, is calm, lyrical and self-effacing; the organ pieces show Cordan's other side, being highly enjoyable, personal pieces.

Source:

booklet of CD Messa da requiem, Real Sound RS 951-0026

Official title: Messa da morto a 3 concertata con organo del Sig.r Maestro Cordans 1738 con Sequenza intiera, e reale libera (Requiem mass for 3 voices with organ accompaniment by signor maestro Cordans 1738 with full, and free real Sequence). The manuscript is been preserved in the State Archives of Udine. It contains:

The requiem of 1738 was reconstructed by the Italian composer Daniele Zanettovich (1950).

Author:

Herman Ram

D. Zanettovich
(reconstructor of
the requiem)

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