Zimmermann / Szklareck / Musica Viva Ensemble - Udo Zimmermann: Weisse Rose - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

The world of modern musical composition-as opposed to the arguably linear path followed for centuries by Western Music-emerges as a fascinating crossroads where different realities, styles, forms, and sounds meet. This album, besides placing particular attention on the bonds between Spanish and Latin American music, constitutes a breathtaking journey through today's musical scene, as it ranges from minimalism to abstract, traditional, and folk music, thus becoming a small sample of a big musical world. Camerata Gala owes it's current name to the renowned Spanish poet, playwright, novelist, and writer Antonio Gala, whose similarly named foundation enjoys a close cooperation with the Camerata Gala. Having performed over a hundred concerts throughout Spain, the Camerata Gala has become a reference point in the Spanish musical scene. In 2015, for instance, the Camerata Gala undertook the concert for the 60th anniversary of the Madrid-based Juan March Foundation, which was met with great success and was broadcast live on Spain's national radio service (Radio Nacional de España).

Udo Zimmermann - White Rose [COMPACT DISCS] date 01/05/1988

Johann Rosenmüller (1619-1684) spent more than a decade at the Thomasschule in Leipzig and was already considered the new Thomaskantor when his promising career was abruptly interrupted accused of pederasty, he had to flee Leipzig in 1655, went first to Hamburg and then to Venice, where he worked for the next 28 years. In Catholic Venice he wrote church music in Latin - the German sacred concerts presented on this , however, probably all originate from his Leipzig period.