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Notes by Johann Hermann Schein
Johann Hermann Schein:
Johann Hermann Schein (1586-1630)was the son of a Lutheran minister and was born in Grünhain, Saxony (modern-day Germany). He received his first musical training as a choirboy in the Dresden court. In 1616 he was appointed Thomaskantor in Leipzig, a position which he held until he lay on his deathbed, when his friend Heinrich Schütz composed for him the six-part motet "Das ist je gewißlich wahr."
His importance as a composer lies in the use he made of Italian monody and concerted style in Lutheran church music. He was also prolific in the composition of madrigals and instrumental music.
His importance as a composer lies in the use he made of Italian monody and concerted style in Lutheran church music. He was also prolific in the composition of madrigals and instrumental music.
Series:Songs (secular)
Instrumentation:Choir>SSA
Difficulty:medium
Series:Songs (secular)
Instrumentation:Choir>SAB
Difficulty:medium
Series:chamber music
Instrumentation:Recorder 5
Difficulty:medium
Series:Dances
Instrumentation:Saxophone 2+[Tbn+Tpt]
Difficulty:medium
Series:Songs (spiritual)
Instrumentation:Solo>sop+Piano+Vln2
Difficulty:easy to medium
Series:chamber music
Instrumentation:Trombone 2+Trumpet 3
Difficulty:medium
Series:Dances
Instrumentation:Guitar 3
Difficulty:medium
Series:Banchetto Musicale
Instrumentation:Recorder 4
Difficulty:easy to medium
Series:chamber music
Instrumentation:Recorder 6
Difficulty:medium
Series:Songs (spiritual)
Instrumentation:Solo>bass+Choir>SATB
Difficulty:easy to medium