Wacław z Szamotuł

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Ego sum pastor bonus 00:00 Tools
Już się zmierzcha 00:00 Tools
Nunc scio vere, motet for 4 voices 00:00 Tools
In te Domine speravi 00:00 Tools
Błogosławiony człowiek 00:00 Tools
Nunc Scio Vere 00:00 Tools
Alleluja, chwalcie Pana 00:00 Tools
Modlitwa, gdy dziatki spać idą 00:00 Tools
Pieśń O Narodzeniu Pańskim 00:00 Tools
Kryste dniu naszej światłości 00:00 Tools
Modlitwa, gdy dziatki spac ida, "Juz sie zmierzcha" (A Prayer When the Children Go to Sleep) 00:00 Tools
Modlitwa gdy dziatki spać idą 00:00 Tools
Już się zmierzka 00:00 Tools
Kryste, dniu naszej światłości 00:00 Tools
Nakłoń Panie ku mnie ucho Twoje 00:00 Tools
Modlitwa, gdy dziatki spac ida, "Juz sie zmierzcha" (A Prayer When the Children Go Tt Sleep) 00:00 Tools
Powszechna spowiedź 00:00 Tools
Kryste, dniu naszej swiatlosci (Christ, Day of Our Light) 00:00 Tools
Juz sie zmierzcha 00:00 Tools
Psalm 116, "Alleluja, chwalcie pana boga" (Hallelujah, praise the Lord) 00:00 Tools
Powszednia spowiedz (Dialy Confession) 00:00 Tools
Psalm 85, "Naklon, panie, ku mnie ucho Twoje" (Turn thy ear to me, o Lord) 00:00 Tools
Piesn o narodzeniu Panskim (Song on the Birth of Our Lord) 00:00 Tools
Modlitwa, gdy dziatki spac ida ('Juz sie zmierzcha'), for 4 voices 00:00 Tools
Psalm 1, "Blogoslawiony czlowiek" (Blessed is the man) 00:00 Tools
Psalm 116: 'Alleluja, Chwalcie Pana Boga' for 4 voices 00:00 Tools
Powszednia spowiedz (Dialy confession), for 4 voices 00:00 Tools
Psalm 85: 'Naklon, panie, ku mnie ucho Twoje', for 4 voices 00:00 Tools
Psalm 1: 'Blogoslawiony czlowiek', for 4 voices 00:00 Tools
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Powszednia Spowiedź 00:00 Tools
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Wacław z Szamotuł (b. c. 1520 in Szamotuły near Poznań - c. 1560 in Pińczów), also called Wacław Szamotulski or Venceslaus Samotulinus, was a Polish composer. Szamotulski was a true Renaissance man, educated in such diverse areas as law, mathematics, and philosophy, which he studied at the University of Cracow. Aside from music, he also wrote poetry, both in Polish and Latin. In 1547 or 1548 he was appointed to the court of Sigismund II Augustus as a composer. However, he did not have to teach youngs singers, probably for his problems with voice. Unfortunately, he died early, and only a few of his works survived. In Szymon Starowolski's words, who wrote the first concise biography of Wacław, If the Gods had let him live longer, the Poles would have no need to envy the Italians their Palestrina, Lappi, and Vedana. His motets In te Domine speravi and Ego sum pastor bonus were the first Polish musical compositions to be published abroad. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.