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Franz Schubert composed the Mass in G major (D 167) in March 1815. He had only made his first public appearance as a composer six months earlier with his first Mass in F major (D 105). Even though no...

Christian Theodor Weinlig was Thomaskantor in Leipzig from 1823 to 1842. He grew up in the tradition of the Dresden Kreuzchor and completed his studies in Italy. In Leipzig, he was recognized for his...

Organ, Mixed choir - Score

Arranged for soloists, choir and organ.

The "Geistliche Chor-Music" published in 1648 is still considered one of Heinrich Schütz's key works. After the revised new edition by Werner Breig, the two-volume practical edition (BA 5901/BA 5902)...

Single edition from BA 5902, "Geistliche Chor-Music" SWV 381-397, Die sechs- und siebenstimmigen Motetten, Nr. 13-29: In 1648, Heinrich Schütz published a collection of 29 motets for five to seven voi...

Separate edition from BA 5902, "Geistliche Chor-Music" SWV 369-380, The six and seven-part motets, nos. 13-29: In 1648 Heinrich Schütz published a collection of 29 motets with five to seven parts titl...

Single edition from BA 5902, "Geistliche Chor-Music" SWV 381-397, Die sechs- und siebenstimmigen Motetten, Nr. 13-29: In 1648, Heinrich Schütz published a collection of 29 motets for five to seven voi...

Single edition from BA 5902, "Geistliche Chor-Music" SWV 381-397, Die sechs- und siebenstimmigen Motetten, Nr. 13-29: In 1648, Heinrich Schütz published a collection of 29 motets for five to seven voi...

Franz Schubert composed the Mass in G major (D 167) in March 1815. He had only made his first public appearance as a composer six months earlier with his first Mass in F major (D 105). Even though no...

Franz Schubert composed the Mass in G major (D 167) in March 1815. He had only made his first public appearance as a composer six months earlier with his first Mass in F major (D 105). Even though no...

World premiere on April 17, 1990 in Lvov, Festival of German Music in the Soviet Union: The Raschér Saxophone Quartet, Trio-Basso World premiere on September 3, 1989 in Hamburg, Hochschule für Musik:...