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Special offer. Praetorius, M: Ostermesse

Renaissance in the North, Volume 1

Weser-Renaissance Bremen, Manfred Cordes

Cordes achieves a pleasant balance. It's a balance between the commitment, the involvement, of the performers as worshippers on the one hand and the turmoil of the early seventeenth century...

Special offer. Praetorius, M: Ostermesse

Renaissance in the North, Volume 1

Weser-Renaissance Bremen, Manfred Cordes

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Cordes achieves a pleasant balance. It's a balance between the commitment, the involvement, of the performers as worshippers on the one hand and the turmoil of the early seventeenth century...

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After the successful release of Advent and Christmas music by the early baroque master Michael Praetorius, CPO are pleased to present the world premiere recording of his Easter Mass.

The extant Wolfenbüttel church constitution of 1569 enables us to experience the Mass with the parts and in the order that it would have been celebrated during Praetorius’ term as chapel master.

Contents and tracklist

Venite exultemus Domino (Introitus)
Track length5:38
Kyrie
Track length3:26
Gloria
Track length4:39
Victimae paschali laudes (Sequenz)
Track length6:50
Erstanden ist der helige Christ (Evangelium)
Track length5:06
Christ ist erstanden
Track length2:11
Vita sanctorum (Hymnus)
Track length8:05
Sanctus, Benedictus
Track length3:16
Agnus Dei (Agnus Dei)
Track length2:12
Jesus Christus, unser Heiland (Sub communione)
Track length4:19
Haec edt dies quam fecit Dominus (Postludium)
Track length5:56

Awards and reviews

16th May 2013

Cordes achieves a pleasant balance. It's a balance between the commitment, the involvement, of the performers as worshippers on the one hand and the turmoil of the early seventeenth century on the other...If stately, confident and varied music from the German Renaissance appeals or if you want to explore Praetorius' work further, this is CD very well worth a look.
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