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Ensemble Polyharmonique

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Ensemble Poliharmonique sings music from Schütz's "Religious Choral Works"! The vocal ensemble "Poliharmonique" (Polyharmonique), under the artistic direction of countertenor singer Alexander Schneider, explores German and Flemish vocal works of the 17th and 18th centuries. Heinrich Schütz, who has made a splash with his remarkable recordings of Cavalli's Requiem (RK3601) and Künstel's Mark Passion (CHR77435), is the singer of the German motet collection "Religious" published in Dresden in 1648, which is considered to be a compilation of Schütz's religious music. music from the "Geistliche Chor-Music" (Choral Music), a collection of motets in German that is considered a compilation of Schütz's religious music. The polyharmonic's rich and sacred voice will present German religious music that was greatly influenced by the modern and innovative Italian madrigal style of the time. Tokyo M-Plus