Himmelsmusik

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Label
arcantus Musikproduktion
Release Date
June 12, 2026
Format
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    Featuring ⌄
    • COMPOSER
      Albert Schop, Johann Schop
    • PERFORMER
      Hieronymus Consort
    Product Details ⌄
    • RELEASE DATE
      June 12, 2026
    • UPC
      4260412810628
    • CATALOG NUMBER
      ARC25062
    • LABEL
      arcantus Musikproduktion
    • NUMBER OF DISCS
      1
    • GENRE
      Classical
    Works ⌄

    1. Aus der Tieffen ruff ich Herr zu dir

      Composer: Albert Schop

      Ensemble: Hieronymus Consort

    2. Bußlied zu Gott - Trostlied

      Composer: Johann Schop

      Ensemble: Hieronymus Consort

    3. Courante in D Minor - Sehnliches Verlangen

      Composer: Johann Schop

      Ensemble: Hieronymus Consort

    4. Verleih uns Frieden gnädiglich

      Composer: Johann Schop

      Ensemble: Hieronymus Consort

    5. Das Lob Gottes

      Composer: Johann Schop

      Ensemble: Hieronymus Consort

    6. Jauchtzet dem Herren alle Welt

      Composer: Johann Schop

      Ensemble: Hieronymus Consort

    7. Ein herzlicher Lob-Psalm

      Composer: Johann Schop

      Ensemble: Hieronymus Consort

    8. Courante in G Minor - Ein fröliches Lobelied

      Composer: Johann Schop

      Ensemble: Hieronymus Consort

    9. Confitebor tibi, Domine

      Composer: Albert Schop

      Ensemble: Hieronymus Consort

    10. Christliches Abendlied

      Composer: Johann Schop

      Ensemble: Hieronymus Consort


With his first recording, Himmelsmusik, the Hieronymus Consort explores Sacred Concerts and Songs by the Hamburg councillor, musician, and organist Johann Schop and his son Albert Schop. Both composers were well connected during their time; Johann traveled to Copenhagen together with Heinrich Schütz to play at the wedding celebrations of the Danish Crown Prince. Albert received his organ education from Philipp Scheidemann and worked as organist at the Mecklenburg court in Güstrow. The concerts shine through their focus on text and virtuosity, and the songs, with texts from Johann Rist's Heavenly Songs, transport the listener to other worlds.