Christoph Werner (?1619-1650)
"Es erhub sich ein Streit", pour 8 solistes vocaux, cordes, vents et continuo

Balthasar Erben (1626-1686)
"Domine Iesu Christe", pour 5 solistes vocaux

Kaspar Förster d.J. (1616-1673)
Sonate pour vents, cordes et continuo
"Ad arma fideles", pour 2 sopranos, basse (voix) et continuo

Extrait de la Tablature de Danzig (Allemagne, 1570)
"Dulcis memoria et suavis recordatio", pour orgue seul

Nicolaus Zangius (?1570-1619)
"Surrexit Christus", pour double choeur

Crato Büttner (1616-1679)
"Wo ist dein Stachel nun, o Tod?", pour 5 solistes vocaux, cordes, vents et continuo

Paul Siefert (1586-1666)
"Nu preis, mein Seel, den Herren lobesame", pour 4 solistes vocaux et instruments
Sonate pour vents, cordes et continuo
Fantaisie pour orgue seul du premier ton

Andreas Hakenberger (1574-1627)
"Spiritus Domini" a 12

Johann Wanning (1537-1603)
"Rogate quae ad pacem sunt", pour 8 solistes vocaux
"In pace in idipsum", pour ténor et cinq instruments à vent

Daniel Jacobi (1605-1676)
"PAx aeterna", pour 5 solistes vocaux, cordes et continuo

Marcin Milczewski (?1600-1651)
"Magnificat", pour 8 solistes vocaux, cordes, vents et continuo

Europaïsches Hanse-Ensemble
Manfred Cordes, direction

After the European Hanseatic Ensemble under the direction of Manfred Cordes made a stop in Stralsund in 2023, the journey now leads to Gdansk. And here too, the travelling company has unearthed numerous 17th century treasures of sacred music; organ pieces, choral movements, fascinating scenes such as the battle of Archangel Michael against his adversary ... Once again an image of turbulent times appears before us, in which faith was to be strengthened, not least due to the spirit of music. However, what transpired behind the scenes is thought-provoking – the story of how good Christians and accomplished artists schemingly tried to force each other from their posts is the stuff of historical novels. The accompanying music can be found here.