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In this recording Musica Gloria performs forgotten treasures from the manuscript collection of Georg Osterreich (1664-1735). This collection, better known under the name of his successor Bokemeyer, is one of the most important sources for German sacred music around 1700, being the only source for some of the output from Buxtehude, Bruhns, Rosenmuller and many others. Osterreich started this collection with north German cantatas by himself and by colleagues important to him. Besides two works by Georg Osterreich, his brother Michael, his composition teacher Johann Theile, his singing teacher and colleague giulio Giuliani, his predecessor as Kappelmeister in Gottorf Johann Pilipp Fortsch, his colleague Johann Friedrich Meister and his student and successor Heinrich Bokemeyer, are each represented by one work in this programme.

This recording represents the rich variety of textures and compositional styles found in the music by Osterreich and his circle. From cantatas for a solo voice or a four-part voice group (with and without ripieni) to more unusual settings like two sopranos, alto and tenor (without bass) and a seven-part piece. The instrumental forces asked for are remarkably rich: two oboes, dulcian/bassoon, a five-part string group, harpsichord and organ. Osterreich was a pioneer in the use of oboes in German sacred music in the 1680s.

Musica Gloria researched these performance traditions and performed this repertoire in Hollern (DE) with an original 1690 chuch organ by Arp Schnitger (the main organ builder of that time and area).

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In this recording Musica Gloria performs forgotten treasures from the manuscript collection of Georg Osterreich (1664-1735). This collection, better known under the name of his successor Bokemeyer, is one of the most important sources for German sacred music around 1700, being the only source for some of the output from Buxtehude, Bruhns, Rosenmuller and many others. Osterreich started this collection with north German cantatas by himself and by colleagues important to him. Besides two works by Georg Osterreich, his brother Michael, his composition teacher Johann Theile, his singing teacher and colleague giulio Giuliani, his predecessor as Kappelmeister in Gottorf Johann Pilipp Fortsch, his colleague Johann Friedrich Meister and his student and successor Heinrich Bokemeyer, are each represented by one work in this programme.

This recording represents the rich variety of textures and compositional styles found in the music by Osterreich and his circle. From cantatas for a solo voice or a four-part voice group (with and without ripieni) to more unusual settings like two sopranos, alto and tenor (without bass) and a seven-part piece. The instrumental forces asked for are remarkably rich: two oboes, dulcian/bassoon, a five-part string group, harpsichord and organ. Osterreich was a pioneer in the use of oboes in German sacred music in the 1680s.

Musica Gloria researched these performance traditions and performed this repertoire in Hollern (DE) with an original 1690 chuch organ by Arp Schnitger (the main organ builder of that time and area).

Track Listing

Theile: Gott, sei mir gnadig

Bokemeyer: Me miserum!

Osterreich: Vater unser

Osterreich: Ich bin die Auferstehung und das Leben

Fortsch: Dab weib ich furwahr

Meister: Ach dab die Hulfe aus Zion

Giuliani: Plaudant caeli exsultent spherea

Osterreich: Weise mir Herr, deinen Weg

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  • Genre: Classical
  • Product Type: AUDIO CD
  • Barcode: 8711801018195
  • Release Date: February 07, 2025
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