Geistliche Chormusik

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Geistliche Chormusik is a 1648 collection of sacred choral motets by German composer Heinrich Schütz, showcasing his mature Protestant church music style.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf motet collection
music collection
sacred music work
accompaniment a cappella
basso continuo (optional)
aim to provide models of composition without basso continuo
authorOfPreface Heinrich Schütz NERFINISHED
catalogueSection Schütz’s late sacred works
composer Heinrich Schütz NERFINISHED
contains German motets on New Testament texts
German motets on Old Testament texts
countryOfOrigin Electorate of Saxony NERFINISHED
Germany
dedicatedTo Lutheran clergy and musicians
employsTechnique counterpoint
imitation
text-driven rhythm
genre choral music
motet
sacred music
hasTypeOfTextSetting syllabic and imitative writing
through-composed
historicalContext published near the end of the Thirty Years’ War
importance key example of 17th-century German sacred choral music
influencedBy Italian polychoral tradition
Venetian school NERFINISHED
intendedPerformers professional church choirs
language German
liturgicalUse Lutheran church services
notableFeature demonstrates Schütz’s mature contrapuntal style
didactic preface on composition without basso continuo
emphasis on text expression and clarity
numberOfVoicesRange 5–7 voices
period Baroque
publicationPlace Dresden NERFINISHED
publicationYear 1648
publisher Johann Klemm NERFINISHED
religiousTradition Lutheranism NERFINISHED
Protestantism NERFINISHED
style German Baroque sacred style
Protestant church music
textType German psalm settings
biblical texts
title Geistliche Chormusik NERFINISHED
vocalForces choir
workOf Heinrich Schütz NERFINISHED

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Heinrich Schütz notableWork Geistliche Chormusik