Schátz: Auferstehungs-Historie; Meine Seele erhebt den Herren

A wonderful precursor to Bach’s two great Passions, Schütz’s Auferstehungs-Historie provides an intriguing mixture of Renaissance austerity and Baroque sensuousness that cannot fail to move the listener. Jacobs and the Concerto Vocale deliver a highly expressive, even hypnotic interpretation that makes the very most of Schütz’s gorgeous dissonances. The inclusion of one of the 1647 Sinfoniae sacrae further highlights the lyricism of a still underrated composer.

Published: January 20, 2012 at 2:41 pm

COMPOSERS: Schátz
LABELS: Harmonia Mundi Suite
WORKS: Auferstehungs-Historie; Meine Seele erhebt den Herren
PERFORMER: Concerto Vocale, Ensemble Instrumental/René Jacobs
CATALOGUE NO: HMT 7901311 1990

A wonderful precursor to Bach’s two great Passions, Schütz’s Auferstehungs-Historie provides an intriguing mixture of Renaissance austerity and Baroque sensuousness that cannot fail to move the listener. Jacobs and the Concerto Vocale deliver a highly expressive, even hypnotic interpretation that makes the very most of Schütz’s gorgeous dissonances. The inclusion of one of the 1647 Sinfoniae sacrae further highlights the lyricism of a still underrated composer.

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