Heinrich Schütz (1585–1672): Choral Composer Extraordinaire
During his first months in Dresden, Schütz was called upon to supply music not only for a state visit by Emperor Matthias and Archduke Rudolf of Austria but also for a three-day celebration of the centenary of the Reformation.9 Four The following year marked the beginning of the seemingly endless Th...
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