German Classical

German classical music is a genre rooted in the rich musical heritage of Germany, renowned for its profound influence on Western classical music. This genre spans various eras, from the Baroque to contemporary periods, and is characterized by its complex structures, emotional depth, and intellectual rigor. Notable for its utilization of orchestral richness and intricate compositions, it often features a blend of traditional and modern elements. German classical music embraces a wide array of styles, reflecting both historical and avant-garde influences. Performers and ensembles, such as Matthias Veit and Kammersymphonie Berlin, bring dynamic interpretations to compositions, underscoring the genre's enduring vitality and innovation.

Respighi: La fiamma, P. 175, Act I: Ah, salvami! Innocente come Cristo, sono innocente (Agnese, La madre, Una voce, Eudossia, Silvana)

Ottorino Respighi•

Orchester der Deutschen Oper Berlin•

Chor der Deutschen Oper Berlin•

Carlo Rizzi•

Doris Soffel•

Martina Serafin

Single - Released June 6, 2025