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Saturday, September 17, 2011

Masonic Music of the 18th Century


My culture for the evening. I just downloaded from iTunes Musiques rituelles maconniques du 18ème siècle ('Masonic ritual music from the 18th century'), conducted by Roger Cotte.

It includes:

• Le Déluge - Rituel maconnique funèbre by François Giroust
• Mozart's Masonic compositions
• Marche Maconnique and Opferjed by Ludwig van Beetheoven
• Maureelied (En l'honneur du roi Fredéric-Guillaume III du Prusse) by Freidrich-Heinrich Himmel
• Marche maconnique funèbre by Henri-Joseph-Taskin
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4 comments:

  1. AnonymousSat Sep 17, 11:46:00 PM 2011

    Thanks for this! I'm considering doing a graduate paper on Masonic music, and this just inched me a little closer to the idea.

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  2. CorySun Sep 18, 09:25:00 AM 2011

    That is crazy cool

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  3. ppfuchs- Peter P. FuchsTue Sep 20, 10:51:00 AM 2011

    I bought this lp on ebay a few years ago. Giroust was a fine composer who wrote a great Mass as well. Who says Catholics can't be Freemasons!

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  4. CoryWed Sep 21, 08:30:00 AM 2011

    @Peter

    The Catholic Church LOL

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