Credits:

Daniel Reuss,Ludwig Van Beethoven,Carolyn Sampson

Description:

The 18th Century Orchestra of the "Post-Brüchen Era"! Daniel Reuss performs Beethoven's Beethoven in Japan! A journey of music creation by the 18th century orchestra, a pioneer of period orchestras that entered the "Post-Brüchen Era". Following "Mozart: Oboe Concerto" (GCD 921123) with Frank de Braijne, a famous period oboist, the second recording of the "Post-Brüchen Era" is Beethoven's "Missa Solemnis" with Daniel Reuss, a master of Dutch classical music, on the baton! Daniel Reuss, who has demonstrated his outstanding skills in the ancient music and choral scene, and Capella Amsterdam, one of the world's leading choral ensembles, of which he is the artistic director, and the soloists include Carolyn Sampson, Marianne Beate Keelandt (Chelan), and other famous singers representing the world of ancient music, have been invited to perform in "Beethoven's The 18th century orchestra has assembled a splendid lineup for the performance of "Missa Solemnis. The "Missa Solemnis" is a part of the history of Beethoven performances by 18th century orchestras since the "Brüchen Era", and at the same time, it marks the beginning of the "Post-Brüchen Era" in earnest.The domestic edition with Japanese commentary written by Takaki Yazawa is finally available!