Schütz-Jahrbuch 2025, 47. Jahrgang

This volume brings together the papers presented at the symposium "Heinrich Schütz in the History of Knowledge and Society of the 19th and 20th Centuries," which took place in Bad Köstritz in 2025. Inga Mai Groote examines the international dimension of the reception of Schütz from a comparative perspective. Peter Schmitz then provides an overview of early sources on the reception of Schütz in Germany during the 19th century, while Ullrich Scheideler and Walter Werbeck highlight new aspects of Carl von Winterfeld’s and Philipp Spitta’s engagement with Schütz. Michael Meyer continues the international perspective with his study on the reception of Schütz in Switzerland and builds a bridge to the 20th century. Benjamin Ory examines early Schütz research in the 20th century, while Vincenz von Roda investigates the reception of Schütz in Nazi music journals. Free contributions on Schütz’s Venetian period round out the volume: Tim Carter and Roseen Giles examine Schütz’s Italian madrigals, and Julian Schulz presents a newly discovered autograph book entry.//