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Indian Summers
With Donald Macleod. Heinrich
Schutz died in 1672 at the age of 87. He spent much of his long life in the service of the Emperor of Saxony in Dresden, and some of his greatest music was written in his last years. Schutz is the first composer in this week's exploration of composers who have enjoyed an Indian summer of composition.
Herr, Nun Lassest Du Deinen Diener,
SWV352 Richard Wistreich (bass), Purcell Quartet
Der Schwanengesang
Soloists, Hanover Boys' Choir,
Hilliard Ensemble, London Baroque, conductor Heinz Hennig
German Magnificat Heinrich Schutz Choir, conductor Roger Norrington Producer Piers Burton-Page

Contributors

Unknown:
Donald MacLeod.
Bass:
Richard Wistreich
Conductor:
Heinz Hennig
Unknown:
Heinrich Schutz
Conductor:
Roger Norrington
Producer:
Piers Burton-Page
Source: Radio Times

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