Special Offer (June 2009)

Elisabeth Musiquen - A new series from Ortus Musikverlag:

The musicological project "Elisabeth Musiquen" was founded in Berlin in 1998 with the goal to support research in the music of Berlin and Brandenburg in the period from the Reformation to the accession of Frederick the Great in 1740. The main focus is directed to sacred music of the 17th century.

From 1999 to 2005 five editions were published by "Elisabeth Musiquen": the "Missa Dei Patris Benedicti" by Johann Heinrich Schmelzer, two large collections of the Berlin composer Johann Crüger (1598-1662) containing the German Magnificats ("Acht deutsche Magnificats") and the Latin Magnificats ("Laudes Dei Vespertinae"), the Mass cycle "Missae ad imitationem Orlandi" by Bartholomäus Gesius, cantor at the Marien Church in Frankfurt (Oder), and the opera "La fede ne’ tradimenti" by Attilio Ariosti (1666-1729), composed for and premiered at the Charlottenburg Court of Frederick I.

Beginning with 2009 these editions are published within the series "Elisabeth Musiquen" by Ortus Musikverlag Berlin. All scores are cloth bound (38 cm). Detailed citation information may be found in OttoEditions, HARRASSOWITZ's online management system for monographs and music scores.

Vol. 1
Johann Heinrich Schmelzer. Missa Dei Patris Benedicti. Score.
Imprint year 1999.
EUR 125.50
HARR ID: 005088024

Vol. 2
Johann Crüger. Acht deutsche Magnificats. Score.
Imprint year 2001.
EUR 142.00
HARR ID: 015007423

Vol. 3
Attilio Ariosti. La fede ne' tradimenti. Score.
Imprint year 2002.
EUR 213.90
HARR ID: 095010715

Vol. 4
Johann Crüger. Laudes Dei Vespertinae. Score.
Imprint year 2003.
EUR 94.50
HARR ID: 095010716

Vol. 5
Bartholomäus Gesius. Messen. Score.
Imprint year 2005.
EUR 179.50
HARR ID: 095010717

Please order through your normal library channels, or contact service@harrassowitz.de for more information. If ordering outside of OttoEditions, please include the HARR ID to expedite your order. For standing orders of the series please include the HARR Series ID ELI 1019.

To obtain an OttoEditions account for your library, please contact service@harrassowitz.de.