Scheidemann / Kespohl: Organ Music 2 - SUPER-AUDIO CD

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Management number 205796865 Release Date 2025/10/22 List Price US$89.10 Model Number 205796865
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Title: Organ Music 2
Artist: Scheidemann / Kespohl
Label: MDG
Product Type: SUPER-AUDIO CD
UPC: 760623211367
Genre: Classical
Release Date: 2019-06-21
Number of Discs: 1

Heinrich Scheidemann was highly esteemed already during his lifetime and so famous that he could afford to have a copperplate engraving made of his portrait. During the transition between the Renaissance and the Early Baroque he founded his fame above all on the elegant writing style of his compositions, which even today appeals to a broad public. Hilger Kespohl has selected works from the comprehensive oeuvre of this Hamburg master for the present album, and on the incomparable Arp Schnitger organ in Hamburg-Neuenfelde this richly varied musical portrait shines in all it's glory. Scheidemann learned his trade from Sweelinck. Back in Hamburg, he combined his teacher's secular tradition- in Calvinist Amsterdam, Sweelinck mostly performed concerts outside the liturgy- with the requirements of the Lutheran religious service. And so it is not surprising that Scheidemann above all produced works with liturgical associations. These chorale variations number among the first great highpoints in the genre. However, Scheidemann also looked beyond the Hanseatic city's borders: "intabulations," transfers of motets by others to the organ, belonged to the duties of this church musician- just listen to the ravishing beauty of "Verbum caro factum est" after Hans Leo Hassler. His occupation with Dowland's "Pavana Lachrimae" also displays an inquisitiveness far beyond the call of duty.

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