Pederson/ Weser-Renaissance Bremen / Anna Wierod - Pederson: Pratum spirituale In Stock but also gentle melancholy and

but also gentle melancholy and happy nostalgia

When they began playing together in 2017

One of his five settings of Mignon's "Nur wer die Sehnsucht kennt" from Goethe's Wilhelm Meister was written for five-part male choir - a special feature here among his polyphonic songs is that Mignon's tormented soul is expressed through a differentiated harmony and refined treatment of the text

Artists contributing to the project include Rusty's labelmates Jesse Dayton

including the Thomanerchor in Leipzig and the music academies in Leipzig

Pederson/ Weser-Renaissance Bremen / Anna Wierod - Pederson: Pratum spirituale In Stock but also gentle melancholy andMogens Pedersn was a pupil of Melchior Borchgrevinck, later royal kapellmeister, and in 1619 he became royal vice kapellmeister. His major work, Pratum Spirituale ("Spiritual Pasture"), was published in Copenhagen in 1620, containing 21 five part hymns and a mass, three motets, and a number of responsories. The works directly reflect the church musical requirements of the time, which made available in print some kind of offerings for ultimately all