Trilogy Heinrich Schütz

A provocation! Two whole hours of music that is all too rarely heard in concert. Here is an opportunity to enter the demanding world of Schütz, which precludes ‘zapping’, which calls for total immersion in order to perceive its refinement of expression, far removed from Latin effusiveness. A world that demands an effort of understanding from the listener. We are very far from the theatrical universe of Vivaldi or Handel, both of whom are much more frequently programmed. This music refuses easy effects, but makes a lasting impact on its listeners.