Ludwig Senfl Wally Staempfli, Kurt Huber, Fritz Näf, Eugen M Dombois, RicercareEnsemble Für Alte Musik, Zürich, Michel Piguet - Deutsche Lieder

Review by Adam Munsterman

Deutsche Lieder by Ludwig Senfl is a magnificent album that showcases the talents of Wally Staempfli, Kurt Huber, Fritz Näf, Eugen M Dombois, RicercareEnsemble Für Alte Musik, Zürich, and Michel Piguet. The album is a collection of German songs that are beautifully arranged and performed by the ensemble.

The album begins with the song "Ich stund an einem Morgen," which is a hauntingly beautiful piece that sets the tone for the rest of the album. The ensemble's performance is flawless, and Michel Piguet's flute playing is particularly impressive.

As the album progresses, the listener is treated to a variety of songs, including "Ach Elslein," "Es ist ein Schnitter," and "Ach, Weh des Leiden." Each song is performed with a great deal of emotion and skill, and the ensemble's arrangements are both intricate and delicate.

One of the highlights of the album is the song "Innsbruck, ich muss dich lassen," which is a well-known German folk song. The ensemble's rendition of this song is simply stunning, and the harmonies between the singers are truly breathtaking.

Summary by Adam Munsterman

Deutsche Lieder by Ludwig Senfl is a fantastic album that is sure to delight fans of classical music and German folk songs. The ensemble's performances are flawless, and the arrangements are both beautiful and complex. Highly recommended.