Rosenmüller: Psalm Concertos; Sacred Concertos / Meyer, Ensemble 1684

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Label
CPO
Release Date
September 3, 2021
Format
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    Featuring
    • COMPOSER
      ROSENMULLER, JOHANN
    • PERFORMER
      Various
    Product Details
    • RELEASE DATE
      September 03, 2021
    • UPC
      761203517428
    • CATALOG NUMBER
      555174-2
    • LABEL
      CPO
    • NUMBER OF DISCS
      1
    • GENRE
    Works
    1. Magnificat anima mea Dominum

      Composer: Johann Rosenmüller

      Ensemble: Ensemble 1684

      Conductor: Gregor Meyer

    2. Der Name des Herren

      Composer: Johann Rosenmüller

      Ensemble: Ensemble 1684

      Conductor: Gregor Meyer

    3. Domine probasti me et cognovisti

      Composer: Johann Rosenmüller

      Ensemble: Ensemble 1684

      Conductor: Gregor Meyer

    4. Ego te Laudo

      Composer: Johann Rosenmüller

      Ensemble: Ensemble 1684

      Conductor: Gregor Meyer

    5. Sinfonia No. 1

      Composer: Johann Rosenmüller

      Ensemble: Ensemble 1684

      Conductor: Gregor Meyer

    6. Confitebor tibi Domine

      Composer: Johann Rosenmüller

      Ensemble: Ensemble 1684

      Conductor: Gregor Meyer

    7. Welt ade, ich bin dein mude

      Composer: Johann Rosenmüller

      Ensemble: Ensemble 1684

      Conductor: Gregor Meyer

    8. Nunc dimittis

      Composer: Johann Rosenmüller

      Ensemble: Ensemble 1684

      Conductor: Gregor Meyer

    9. Bleibe bei uns, denn es will Abend werden

      Composer: Johann Rosenmüller

      Ensemble: Ensemble 1684

      Conductor: Gregor Meyer


Following our first album with sacred concertos by Johann Rosenmüller, we are now releasing another album with concertos for larger ensembles by this genial composer and musician who quite soon attracted attention with his perfect musical blend and tireless creative drive as well as with his persistent striving for innovation. In his works Rosenmüller succeeded in blending the new Italian colorfulness and tonal sensitivity with the gravity of Central German music into a unique, sublime style. The more than one hundred works by Rosenmüller that have come down to us, most of them dimensioned on the large scale, reveal a composer who gave everything he had to bring to perfection the mixing of Central German and Italian stylistics begun in Leipzig and ultimately to lend the sacred concerto a personal signature. “The music speaks for itself, for it is filled with enthralling moments. Such a discovery would not be possible without such an impressive interpretation as that of the Ensemble 1684. The soloists shine in their outstanding textual articulation and flawless vocal technique; the instrumentalists always provide for optimally balanced dialogues.”