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Melchior Schildt (1593-1667): Sämtliche Orgelwerke
- Melchior Schildt (1593–1667)
- Sämtliche Orgelwerke
- Super Audio CD i **;
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o mein Herr;Magnificat primi modi;Praeambuli in g & G;
Allein Gott in der Höh sei Ehr
+Peter Morhard (????-1685):Sämtliche Orgelwerke (Allein
zu dir, Herr Jesu Christ;Alle Welt, was lebet und webet;Aus
tiefer Not;Gelobet seist du, Jesu Christ;Präludium in e;
Herr Gott, dich loben wir;Kyrie;Meine Seele erhebet den
Herrn;Wacht auf, ihr Christen alle;Was fürchtest du, Feind
Herodes, sehr;Du Friedefürst, Herr Jesu Christ)
Friedhelm Flamme / Gerhard-von-Holy-Orgel Bartholomäuskirche
Dornum
Sound: stereo & multichannel (Hybrid)
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- Label: CPO , DDD, 2007
- Order number: 6769901
- Release date: 21.7.2008
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Zwei eher unbekannten Meistern ist das Vol 5 unserer Entdeckungsreise durch das norddeutsche Orgelbarock gewidmet: Melchior Schildt und Peter Morhard. Die Berufsstationen Schildts sind immerhin bekannt: Wolfenbüttel, Kopenhagen (als Hoforganist König Christians IV.) und dann bis zum Lebensende Hannover. Er war zeitlebens hochgeachtet als berühmter Orgelvirtuose, der durch Ausdruckskraft und Originalität überzeugte. Zu Peter Morhard sind nur spärliche biographische Angaben vorhanden: von 1662 bis zu seinem Tod 1685 war er Organist an der Michaeliskirche Lüneburg.Product Information
Northern German Organ Discoveries Vol. 5
Vol. 5 of our journey of discovery through the Northern German organ baroque is dedicated to two rather unknown masters: Melchior Schildt and Peter Morhard. The stations in Schildt’s career are known: Wolfenbüttel, Copenhagen (as court organist to King Christian IV), and then Hanover to the end of his life. During his lifetime he was highly regarded as a famous organ virtuoso whose compelling expressive power and originality had an enduring impact. In 1732 Johann Gottfried Walther reported, »He could play, as he liked, so that one had to laugh or cry.« Schildt was also a man of robust temperament. As tradition has it, he became involved in a fistfight with the organ builder Fritzsche when the building of the new Wölfenbüttel organ did not progress as swiftly as he would have liked. Very little biographical information about Peter Morhard (or Mohrhart), the organist at St. Michael’s Church in Lüneburg from 1662 until his death in 1685, is available. The compositions recorded here are the only known organ works by him that have been transmitted to us. Our surround recording was produced at the wonderful, outstandingly restored Dornum organ (1711) by Gerhard von Holy.