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Symphoniae Sacrae III

Heinrich Schutz Audio CD

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Amazon.com: 4.7 out of 5 stars (3 customer reviews)

18 of 18 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Konrad Junghänel does it again!, Dec 27 2005
By Vinokurov Dmitry - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Symphoniae Sacrae III (Audio CD)
Konrad Junghänel is known to Early Music fans as the leading authority in that field, so it is not surprising that he was a person who led the performance and recording of this masterpiece of German Geistliche Musik. The only known previous complete recording of Symphoniae Sacre III was a long out of stock 2 CDs of Musica Fiata and Kammerchor Stuttgart, made back in 1989 and issued on DHM.Junghänel outdoes them in every aspect, using much smaller forces and argueably better instrumentalists. The performance of Cantus Cölln is first rate, as well as the sound. For this CD he assembled again already known team of singers, among them Johanna Kozlowsky. The only minor quibble is that he is not playing lute in continuo, as he did in his earlier recordings. I was always fascinated by his ability. Recommended.

4 of 7 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars Sacred, Sublime, and Sensational!, April 30 2007
By P. M Simon "El Simon Asombroso" - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Symphoniae Sacrae III (Audio CD)
Heinrich Schutz almost bears the musical relationship to Bach that St. John the Forerunner does to Jesus Christ. Schutz' sacred music contains all the foreshadowing of Divine Masterpiece that you would expect of one who prefigured Bach's magnificent Cantatas. And yet, Schutz stands well on his own and is great in his own right.

Certainly, when Schutz fled to Venice during the 30 years' war and composed Symphoniae Sacrae I as an homage to Gabrielli, he earned his chops as a master. Years later, when he returned to his native German lands and tongue, he proved he had lost nothing.

Stephan Schreckenberger, a master of period music, brings this work, Symphoniae Sacrae III to life in a flawless rendition, with good technical and artistic qualities. The vocalists are talented and on their form.

Recommended for: Enthusiasts of early-mid baroque music, sacred music, Bach and/or Schutz or Giovanni Gabrielli.

High Points: The very first track on the first CD, Der Herr ist mein Hirt (The Lord is My Shepherd- psalm 23) is haunting. In a number of places on both CDs, the performers manage to almost make the instruments sing with human voice. The libretto translation is also good--almost surprisingly so for this genre!

Low points: If the listener is expecting the sublime, Roman-church-style Latin, the German rendition of these works might be a bit jarring. Also, I can't imagine a less appropriate bit of folder art for what is generally a gentle compilation.

1 of 4 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Schütz: Symphoniæ Sacræ III, Sep 10 2011
By Bjorn Viberg - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Symphoniae Sacrae III (Audio CD)
Schütz: Symphoniæ Sacræ III is a 2005 Harmonia Mundi recording under the direction of Konrad Junghängel who leads the Cantus Cölln & Concerto Palatino. Peter Wollny has written the music notes and Charles Johnston has translated them into English. Lyrics are available in German, French and English. Amazing painting on the cover. Being a very devout person the lyrics had a significant meaning to me. Highly recommended indeed. 5/5
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