Rütti: Exodus-Messe, Fries der Lauschende - Walter: Peom - Carl Rütti

Album Description

Carl Rütti's captivating album, released on 15 July 2012 via Guild GmbH, is a masterful blend of choral music that showcases his exceptional compositional skills. The album, lasting 59 minutes, features two prominent works: the 'Exodus-Messe' for mixed choir and organ, and 'Fries der Lauschenden'. The 'Exodus-Messe' is a beautifully crafted eight-part piece, comprising 'Eröffnung', 'Kyrie', 'Gloria', 'Halleluja', 'Fürbitten', 'Sanctus', 'Agnus Dei', and 'Nach der Kommunion', each movement a testament to Rütti's ability to create emotive and uplifting music.

The 'Fries der Lauschenden' is a stunning nine-part work, with each movement named after a character, from 'Der Empfindsame' to 'Die Erwartende'. This piece is also mirrored in the 'Poem' section of the album, where each character is revisited, offering a fascinating glimpse into Rütti's creative process. With its rich, choral soundscapes and thought-provoking themes, this album is a must-listen for fans of Carl Rütti and choral music enthusiasts alike.

July 15, 2012

About Carl Rütti

Carl Rütti, born in 1949 in Fribourg, Switzerland, is a renowned composer celebrated for his extensive contributions to choral music. Raised in Zug, Rütti's musical journey began with studies in piano and organ at the Zurich Conservatory, where he earned his Solisten-diploma in 1975. His compositions span various genres, with a particular focus on choral works that have garnered international acclaim. In addition to his composing, Rütti is also an accomplished pianist and organist, adding depth to his musical repertoire. His collaborations, such as his work with the Swiss-based brass ensemble Zuger Trompetentrio, further highlight his versatility and artistic prowess. Rütti's music invites listeners into a world of rich harmonies and emotional depth, making his works a staple in the choral music scene.