Lied:gut!

Album Description

Calmus Ensemble's captivating album, Lied:gut!, is a masterful collection of Germany's most beloved folk songs, carefully selected by over 3,000 readers of the German magazine "Chrismon" in May 2008. This enchanting CD features the top ten chosen songs, including "Der Mond ist aufgegangen", "Die Gedanken sind frei", and "Kein schöner Land in dieser Zeit", all beautifully arranged and performed by the esteemed Calmus Ensemble from Leipzig.

The ensemble, comprising Anja Lipfert (soprano), Sebastian Krause (alto), Tobias Pöche (tenor), Ludwig Böhme (baritone), and Joe Roesler (bass), brings their signature blend of technical excellence and emotional depth to these timeless classics. The result is a technically superb and moving collection of vocal versions, ranging from classical to witty and playful arrangements.

What sets Lied:gut! apart is its interactive element - the album includes a special section at the end, complete with moderation and sing-along tracks, inviting listeners to join in and experience the joy of singing these beloved folk songs. With its release on 1 October 2008, Lied:gut! has become a cherished treasure in the world of choral music, and its appeal continues to endure. Calmus Ensemble's Lied:gut! is a must-listen for fans of traditional German folk songs, and its beauty and charm are sure to delight audiences of all ages.

1 okt 2008

2008 edition chrismon

About Calmus Ensemble

The Calmus Ensemble, a renowned German vocal quintet based in Leipzig, has captivated audiences worldwide with their extraordinary a cappella performances. Founded in 1999 by former members of the St. Thomas Choir, the ensemble has built a rich sonic culture over the past 25 years, showcasing an almost limitless repertoire that spans from Renaissance and Baroque vocal music to contemporary compositions. Their discography is a testament to their versatility, featuring everything from classical masterpieces to popular songs reimagined in their unique style. The Calmus Ensemble has garnered numerous accolades, including the OPUS KLASSIK Award in 2019 and the ECHO Klassik Award in 2009, solidifying their status as one of the most innovative and dynamic vocal groups on the global stage. Whether performing beloved classics or premiering new works, the Calmus Ensemble's harmonious blend and technical prowess never fail to enchant.