Daniel Reuss is a distinguished figure in the realm of choral and orchestral music, known for his dynamic and insightful interpretations of both contemporary and classical repertoire. As a conductor, he has garnered international acclaim for his work with various ensembles, notably the Cappella Amsterdam, a leading Dutch chamber choir he has been associated with since 1990. Reuss's discography reflects his wide-ranging musical interests and profound understanding of vocal music, exemplified in works such as "Missa Sancti Georgii" and Alfred Schnittke's haunting "Psalms of Repentance." His ability to bring fresh perspectives to complex scores is also evident in his interpretations of more avant-garde compositions, such as David Lang's "the writings" and his contributions to the project "Achtung, Aufnahme!!," which showcases his versatility and commitment to exploring new territories in music.

Throughout his career, Daniel Reuss has collaborated with numerous prestigious orchestras and ensembles, fostering a deep and resonant musical experience that bridges historical authenticity with contemporary relevance. His recordings, like "Da Pacem" and "In umbra mortis," not only highlight his skill in crafting immersive soundscapes but also underscore his dedication to themes of peace, reflection, and the transcendental nature of music. By championing a repertoire that spans from the Renaissance to the present day, Reuss has established himself as a visionary conductor whose work continues to inspire audiences and musicians alike.

Genres

Orchestral Performance

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Latest Release

Tales of song and sadness

Orchestra Of The 18th Century•

Daniel Reuss•

Frans Brüggen

Album - 9 Tracks - Released November 1, 2024