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Cantiones Sacrae (Erste Folge: Motetten I-II, IV-VIII, XXI-XXIII, XXIV-XXV)
Heinrich Schütz, Gächinger Kantorei Stuttgart, Helmuth Rilling
- Label
- Bärenreiter-Musicaphon
- Catalog number
- BM 30 SL 1310
- Format
- LP · Stereo
- Country
- Germany
- Genre
- Classical
What’s on it
Cantiones Sacrae (Erste Folge: Motetten I-II, IV-VIII, XXI-XXIII, XXIV-XXV) has 16 tracks.
- Motetten IV-VIII
- A1Quid Commisisti, O Dulcissime Puer (SWV 56)
- A2Ego Sum Tui Plaga Doloris (SWV 57)
- A3Ego Enim Inique Egi (SWV 58)
- A4Quo, Nate Dei, Quo Tua Descendit Humilitas (SWV 59)
- A5Calicem Salutaris Accipiam (SWV 60)
- Motetten XXI-XXIII
- B1.1Aspice, Pater (SWV 73)
- B1.2Nonne Hic Est (SWV 74)
- B1.3Reduc, Domine Deus Meus (SWV 75)
- Motetten I-II
- B2.1O Bone, O Dulcis (SWV 53)
- B2.2Et Ne Despicias (SWV 54)
- Motetten XXIV-XXV
- B3.1Supereminet Omnem Scientiam (SWV 76)
- B3.2Pro Hoc Magno Mysterio (SWV 77)
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Where it came from
The Cantiones sacrae were originally composed by Heinrich Schütz in 1625 and published in Freiberg. Created during the height of the Thirty Years' War, these motets represent a pivotal bridge between the late Renaissance polyphony of his teacher, Giovanni Gabrieli, and the emerging expressive demands of the early Baroque period. Schütz intended these works to offer spiritual solace and rigorous musical craft during a time of immense social instability.
This specific recording was produced as part of the extensive Bärenreiter-Musicaphon archives, which focused on historically informed interpretations of German sacred music. Helmuth Rilling and the Gächinger Kantorei Stuttgart were instrumental in the mid-20th-century revival of Schütz's works, prioritizing clarity of text and structural precision. The label, known for its academic rigor and high-fidelity archival standards, aimed to present these motets with the crystalline vocal texture required to highlight Schütz's intricate contrapuntal architecture.
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