Samuel Scheidt was one of the most complete composers of his generation.
Organist, he composed sacred music and instrumental music that is at a
crossroads, combining the Lutheran polyphonic tradition and all the
influences of Italian music and the style of Monteverdi. The dances and
fantasies contained in his Ludi Musici (1621) do not avoid this mixture
of styles, being both the legacy of late-Renaissance models and the
reflection of the new virtuosity initiated by the Italians. These pieces
are indeed intended for viola da gamba, which still enjoyed
considerable success in Germany at that time«Συμβαίνουν αυτά. Και θα συμβούν πολύ χειρότερα, από τη στιγμή που η κατάλυση κάθε έννοιας διεθνούς δικαίου και ο αποκεφαλισμός ηγετών που δε γουστάρουμε με συνοπτικές διαδικασίες είναι η νέα κανονικότητα.» Δημήτρης Πολιτάκης ,Δημοσιογράφος
Σάββατο, Απριλίου 20, 2019
"Μουσική είναι η ομορφιά του σύμπαντος" - Πλάτων
Samuel Scheidt was one of the most complete composers of his generation.
Organist, he composed sacred music and instrumental music that is at a
crossroads, combining the Lutheran polyphonic tradition and all the
influences of Italian music and the style of Monteverdi. The dances and
fantasies contained in his Ludi Musici (1621) do not avoid this mixture
of styles, being both the legacy of late-Renaissance models and the
reflection of the new virtuosity initiated by the Italians. These pieces
are indeed intended for viola da gamba, which still enjoyed
considerable success in Germany at that time
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