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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
truly baroque,
By Sven De Boeck ((Flanders, Belgium, Europe) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Pachelbel: Geistliche Festmusik (Festal Sacred Music) (Audio CD)
This album truly deserves 5 stars. When you should want to express the word 'baroque' in music, this album could be the answer. You hear vocal sacred music, adorned with all sort of instruments : strings, recorders, oboe's and 2 works splendidly scored for 5 trumpets and timpani.The Rosenmüller-ensemble sing the cantates with 5 soloists in a 4 or 5-voice-setting, and that gives the music the transparance we need. The soloists are not top-rate but they do a nice job producing a good unity in singing and a beautiful tone. The music itself is speldid and truly high-baroque, and makes you being interested in more music by Pachelbel. Of course, this is not JS Bach, but it has his quality, anno 2004. Forget the Canon and Gigue for a moment, and get this album ! Best regards, Sven De Boeck (Flanders, Belgium) |
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Pachelbel: Geistliche Festmusik (Festal Sacred Music) by Johann Pachelbel (Audio CD - 2003)
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