Michael Schütz

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Michael Schütz, 2012

Michael Schütz (born 29 July 1963, Karlsruhe) is a German church musician, composer and university lecturer. He is especially dedicated to the connecting traditional musical styles with pop music styles, for songs of the genre Neues Geistliches Lied.[1]

Compositions and arrangements[]

Most of the works by Schütz were published by  [de] in Munich.

  • Segne dieses Kind, in Evangelisches Gesangbuch, Stuttgart, 1996
  • Esslinger Orgelbuch, Carus, Stuttgart, 1996
  • Gott gibt ein Fest, pop arrangements for groups in different formation, Strube, 1997
  • Das ist ein köstlich Ding, pop arrangements for brass, Strube, 1999
  • All Of You, pop piano book, Strube, 2001
  • Down By The Riverside, spiritual for small choir, large choir, brass and band, Strube, 2001
  • Gott lädt uns ein, arrangements for mixed choir, Strube, 2003
  • Petrus, musical theatre for choir and band, Musisch-kulturelle Bildung, Stuttgart 2003
  • The Traditional Gospel Book, 20 spirituals for choir a cappella, Strube, 2006
  • The Traditional Gospel Book, 20 spiritual arrangements for piano, Strube, 2006
  • The Traditional Gospel Book, 20 spirituals for choir and piano, Strube, 2006
  • Welcome! pop pieces for brass ensembles, Strube, 2007
  • 20 Pop-Stücke für Orgel, Strube, 2008
  • Als ob Gott selbst in uns sänge, pop arrangements for brass, band, choir and organ. Strube, 2009/2014
  • I Like It Like That, 14 pop compositions for recorder and piano, Strube, 2011
  • Just Michael, pop arrangements for brass, , Hille, 2011
  • Classic & Pop Crossover, 17 pop compositions for recorder and piano. Strube, 2012
  • Vater unser, in Singt Jubilate, Strube, 2012
  • Messe 2012, mass for mixed choir, string orchestra and band, Strube, 2013.[2]
  • Sein Lob wird euch entflammen. Psalmenmelodien der Reformation populär arrangiert für Bläser, Band, Chor und Orgel ad lib. (score), ISMN 979-0-9000062-0-2

References[]

  1. ^ "Für die Mutigen gesungen". obermain.de. 2013-07-16. Retrieved 2020-06-30.
  2. ^ September 2013, 29 (2013-09-29). "„Pop Messe 2012" von Michael Schütz zum zehnten Musiktag „Music & More" • Musica e Vita". Musica e Vita (in German). Retrieved 2020-06-30.CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (link)

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