Matteo Messori

J.S. Bach is widely regarded as the father of the Baroque period. A master of vocal, keyboard, orchestral and chamber repertoire, he is one of music's greatest legends -- a man whose works, which were truly revolutionary for their time, con

J.S. Bach's great masterpiece, The Art of Fugue, was incomplete when the composer died in 1750, and he left no indications whatsoever for its instrumentation. Since then there has been much debate on the subject, but we now know that it was

Heinrich Schütz lived a long and successful life, and studied with some of the greatest masters of the time, including Monteverdi and Giovanni Gabrieli. He is generally considered to be the greatest German composer of the early Baroque. Tra

Kompozytor: Heinrich Schütz (1585-1672 Wykonawcy: Cappella Augustana Matteo Messori organ & direction Opus Ecclesiasticum Secundum Op.6 SWV 257–276 (1629) Symphonarium Sacrarum Secunda Pars Op.10 SWV 341–367 (1647) Cantiones sacrae quatuor