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In Umbra Mortis (rihm & de Wert)

Rihm - De Wert

Cappella Amsterdam, Daniel Reuss

the constant interplay between these two composers makes their stylistic differences seem more apparent than real. Not the least reason for this is the expertise of Cappella Amsterdam and unforced...

In Umbra Mortis (rihm & de Wert)

Rihm - De Wert

Cappella Amsterdam, Daniel Reuss

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the constant interplay between these two composers makes their stylistic differences seem more apparent than real. Not the least reason for this is the expertise of Cappella Amsterdam and unforced...

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Cappella Amsterdam and its artistic leader Daniel Reuss make their PENTATONE debut with In Umbra Mortis. The album brings together Wolfgang Rihm’s contemporary Sieben Passions-Stücke and Passion-related motets by the Flemish 16th-century polyphonist Giaches de Wert, revealing unexpected kinship between two composers four centuries apart. By entwining the old and new, the listener is invited on a chromatic journey of astonishing beauty. Since its foundation in 1970, Cappella Amsterdam has shown an exceptional mastery of contemporary and early vocal music, with acclaimed excurses to Romantic repertoire as well. Daniel Reuss has been Artistic Leader of Cappella Amsterdam for over three decades now, and has worked with several renowned choirs and ensembles.

Contents and tracklist

No. 1, Tristis est anima mea
Track length2:47
No. 2, Ecce vidimus
Track length4:15
No. 3, Velum templi scissum est
Track length3:50
No. 4, Tenebrae factae sunt
Track length5:17
No. 5, Caligaverunt oculi mei
Track length4:55
No. 6, Recessit pastor noster
Track length3:00
No. 7, Aestimatus sum
Track length5:34

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September 2021

the constant interplay between these two composers makes their stylistic differences seem more apparent than real. Not the least reason for this is the expertise of Cappella Amsterdam and unforced direction of Daniel Reuss in realising music distant in time yet unified in intent.
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