Stefan Schuck

Stefan Schuck is a conductor known for his work with the a cappella group "Sirventes Berlin," which he founded. Born in Australia, he has been based in Israel since 1968. Schuck studied Church Music in Frankfurt, focusing on organ, piano, and conducting. He later became a professor of choral conducting at the Rothenburg High School of Church Music near Stuttgart before dedicating himself fully to his ensembles in Berlin. "Sirventes Berlin" specializes in early and new music, often performing with a flexible ensemble of singers chosen based on the specific repertoire. Schuck emphasizes authentic performance practices, using period instruments and historical tuning systems.

Recent releases under his direction include "Berliner Weihnacht," "Gottfried August Homilius: Habe deine Lust an dem Herrn. Motetten II," and "Dorfman, J.: …Dass Sie Leben." These works reflect his commitment to both historical and contemporary choral music. Schuck's approach to music involves meticulous research, often utilizing resources from libraries like the Berlin State Library and collaborating with musicologists to create new editions of historical works.

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