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BUXTEHUDE; DIETRICH
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From Joy To Grief, And Back Again
Could any composer write a more joyful overture (sinfonia)–whenever, as often as he wanted? Just listen to the first few seconds of the “sinfonia” movements…
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German 17th-Century Church Music
There probably are snazzier titles for a CD featuring one of the world’s most exciting countertenors and rare sacred repertoire by both big names (Buxtehude,…
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Big Boxes: Helmut Walcha’s Complete Archiv Legacy
Helmut Walcha’s sober and un-selfregarding Bach interpretations dominated the German […] To access this content you must login to your Insider account, or purchase a…
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Daniel-Ben Pienaar Scintillates In The 17th Century
Have you noticed the growing trend of pianists taking up 17th-century keyboard works on the modern concert grand? Perhaps it has to do with the…
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Buxtehude: Scandinavian cantatas/Theatre of Voices
As the notes point out, Buxtehude “never held a position that required him to compose vocal music,” but as these works show, he was no…
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Buxtehude: Membra Jesu/Netherlands Bach
Amazingly, both Channel Classics and Harmonia Mundi chose to record and release Buxtehude’s rarely-heard cantata cycle Membra Jesu nostri at virtually the same time. Your…
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Buxtehude: Organ works/Saorgin
Organ enthusiasts will appreciate this reissue of René Saorgin’s Buxtehude recordings from 1967-70, at the time a landmark project for Harmonia Mundi, and whose amazing…
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Buxtehude: Complete Organ Works/Vogel
Organ music fans need no introduction to Harald Vogel, one of the world’s foremost performers, teachers, and proponents of historical practice in North German organ…
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ORGAN MUSIC, VOL. 5
Now that the hoopla of the 2006 “Mozart Year” is past, we are free to turn our ears–and commemorative spirit–toward another eminent and influential master,…
