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is the first oratorio work by Heinrich Schütz and was first performed in 1623 during the vespers of the third day of Easter in the Chapel of Dresden's Royal Palace
Maximilian Schmitt and Florian Boesch
Performing at prestigious hotels and on radio
surveying groundbreaking musical advances across Europe the recording includes brilliant and rarely-heard works by composers of the avant-garde 'Mannheim school'
It includes a couple of fine recordings with the Count Basie Orchestra
Mozart/ Chauvin/ Le Concert De La Loge - Orchestral Works Format:CD is the first oratorio workJulien Chauvin and Le Concert de la Loge join Alpha and launch a new cycle devoted to Mozart. This project is a natural continuation of Julien Chauvin's work of rediscovery focusing on the interpretation of the music of Haydn and his contemporaries in Paris in the late eighteenth century. The first recording assembles the majestic and grandiose Symphony no. 41 in C major, known as the Jupiter, the Violin Concerto no. 3 in G major and the Overture to