D. Martini Lutheri Symbolum
~ Recording by Musica Antiqua Wien
Appears on releases
# | Title | Length | Track artist | Release title | Release artist | Release group type | Country/Date | Label | Catalog# |
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1.7 | D. Martini Lutheri Symbolum | 2:23 | Caspar Othmayr | Martin Luther und die Musik | Wiener Mottetenchor, Musica Antiqua Wien, Bernhard Klebel | Album |
| Christophorus | CHE 0025-2 |
3.7 | D. Martini Lutheri Symbolum | 2:23 | Caspar Othmayr | Luther und die Musik | Various Artists | Album + Compilation + Spokenword |
| Christophorus, note 1 music | CHR77403 |
Relationships
recording engineer: | Alfred Zavrel (engineer) |
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producer: | Gerhard Schuler (engineer, producer) |
bass viol [tenor-bass gamba] and crumhorn [discant crumhorn]: | Gerald Sonneck (string player) (in 1982-05) |
bass violin [viola da braccio]: | Fritz Bauer (in 1982-05) |
cornett [cornet], tenor viol [viola] and treble recorder / alto recorder [treble recorder]: | Gerhard Stradner (in 1982-05) |
dulcian [bass dolcian] and shawm [alto shawm]: | Otto Fleischmann (bassoonist) (in 1982-05) |
fiddle and violin: | Anne Monique Voss (fiddle, violin) (in 1982-05) |
organ [positive]: | Joseph Hofer (organ) (in 1982-05) |
soprano recorder [discant recorder]: | Bernhard Klebel (in 1982-05) Gerald Sonneck (string player) (in 1982-05) Gerhard Stradner (in 1982-05) |
tenor trombone: | Walter Dormeier (trombone) (in 1982-05) Werner Hackl (trombonist / conductor) (in 1982-05) |
trombone [alto trombone]: | Joseph Brezna (trombone) (in 1982-05) |
choir vocals: | Wiener Motettenchor (in 1982-05) |
orchestra: | Musica Antiqua Wien (in 1982-05) |
concertmaster: | Bernhard Klebel (in 1982-05) |
phonographic copyright (℗) by: | note 1 music gmbh (in 1982) |
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recorded at: | Studio Baumgarten (former castle in Vienna, now a venue) in Penzing (in 1982-05) |
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recording of: | D. Martini Mutheri Symbolum (in 1982-05) |
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Related works
D. Martini Mutheri Symbolum
composer: | Caspar Othmayr (composer) (from 1545 until 1550) |
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