Scheidemann: Complete Organ Works / Flamme

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Label
CPO
Release Date
February 24, 2017
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    Featuring ⌄
    • COMPOSER
      SCHEIDEMANN, HEINRICH
    • PERFORMER
      Friedhelm Flamme
    Product Details ⌄
    • RELEASE DATE
      February 24, 2017
    • UPC
      761203756223
    • CATALOG NUMBER
      777562-2
    • LABEL
      CPO
    • NUMBER OF DISCS
      1
    • GENRE
      Orchestral & Symphonic
    Works ⌄

    1. Praeambulum in C Major, WV 30

      Composer: Heinrich Scheidemann

      Performer: Friedhelm Flamme

    2. Praeambulum in D Minor, WV 33

      Composer: Heinrich Scheidemann

      Performer: Friedhelm Flamme

    3. Praeambulum in D Minor, WV 36

      Composer: Heinrich Scheidemann

      Performer: Friedhelm Flamme

    4. Praeambulum in D Minor, WV 34

      Composer: Heinrich Scheidemann

      Performer: Friedhelm Flamme

    5. Praeambulum in D Minor, WV 32

      Composer: Heinrich Scheidemann

      Performer: Friedhelm Flamme

    6. Praeambulum in E Minor, WV 37

      Composer: Heinrich Scheidemann

      Performer: Friedhelm Flamme

    7. Praeambulum in E Minor, WV 38

      Composer: Heinrich Scheidemann

      Performer: Friedhelm Flamme

    8. Praeambulum in F Major, WV 39

      Composer: Heinrich Scheidemann

      Performer: Friedhelm Flamme

    9. Praeambulum in F Major, WV 40

      Composer: Heinrich Scheidemann

      Performer: Friedhelm Flamme

    10. Praeambulum in G Minor, WV 41

      Composer: Heinrich Scheidemann

      Performer: Friedhelm Flamme

    11. Praeambulum in D Minor, WV 31

      Composer: Heinrich Scheidemann

      Performer: Friedhelm Flamme

    12. Praeambulum in D Minor, WV 35

      Composer: Heinrich Scheidemann

      Performer: Friedhelm Flamme

    13. Gelobet seist du, Jesu Christ, WV 60

      Composer: Heinrich Scheidemann

      Performer: Friedhelm Flamme

    14. Gott sei gelobet und gebenedeiet

      Composer: Heinrich Scheidemann

      Performer: Friedhelm Flamme

    15. Jesu, wollst uns weisen

      Composer: Heinrich Scheidemann

      Performer: Friedhelm Flamme

    16. Komm heiliger Geist, Herre Gott

      Composer: Heinrich Scheidemann

      Performer: Friedhelm Flamme

    17. Kyrie dominicale

      Composer: Heinrich Scheidemann

      Performer: Friedhelm Flamme

    18. Nun bitten wir den heiligen Geist

      Composer: Heinrich Scheidemann

      Performer: Friedhelm Flamme

    19. Vater unser im Himmelreich

      Composer: Heinrich Scheidemann

      Performer: Friedhelm Flamme

    20. Canzona in F Major

      Composer: Heinrich Scheidemann

      Performer: Friedhelm Flamme

    21. Fantasia in G Major, WV 86

      Composer: Heinrich Scheidemann

      Performer: Friedhelm Flamme

    22. Fuga in D Minor

      Composer: Heinrich Scheidemann

      Performer: Friedhelm Flamme

    23. Fuga in D Minor, WV 84

      Composer: Heinrich Scheidemann

      Performer: Friedhelm Flamme

    24. Toccata in C Major, WV 85

      Composer: Heinrich Scheidemann

      Performer: Friedhelm Flamme

    25. Toccata in G Major, WV 43

      Composer: Heinrich Scheidemann

      Performer: Friedhelm Flamme


With CPO's Volume 15, their comprehensive project featuring organ works of the Northern German Baroque is now complete. On the last release, Friedhelm Flamme dedicates himself to the complete free organ works, that is, to the complete fugues and preludes, of Heinrich Scheidemann, a composer regarded as one of the co-founders of the Northern German organ school. Some of Scheidemann's chorale settings are also presented. Johann Adam Reincken succeeded Scheidemann as the organist at St. Catherine's Church in Hamburg after his mentor's death and is regarded as his most important pupil. Scheidermann's activity and influence on other organists and choirmasters brought him great respect in Hamburg's music world, and he is regarded as one of the most significant composers or organ works from the early seventeenth century. Here we would like to thank our interpreter Friedhelm Flamme for his renderings of Northern German marvels of organ sound. His recordings demonstrate how genuine technique and virtuosity can be combined with intellectual probing to produce sensational results.