Murschhauser/ Manfre - Prototypon Longo-Breve Organicum Format:CD Nefarious Wave sets forth Somnuri's

Nefarious Wave sets forth Somnuri's devastating musical worldview

It's a kind of melancholic exuberance

French versions of two extremely well-known numbers by Franz Lehar from The Merry Widow and The Land of Smiles complete this panorama magnificently supported by the Orchestre de l'Opera National de Lyon and conducted by another rising star

It's members are: Štepán Pražák (first violin)

Murschhauser/ Manfre - Prototypon Longo-Breve Organicum Format:CD Nefarious Wave sets forth Somnuri'sFranz Xaver Murschhauser was born in the summer of 1663. In 1676 Murschhauser joined the choir and orchestra of St Peter's, where he benefited first from the tuition he received from the church's choir director Sigmund Auer and later, from 1684 to 1693, from the Court Kapellmeister Johann Kaspar Kerll, which left a lasting impression on him. In July 1690, most probably on the recommendation of his teacher Johann Kaspar Kerll, Murschhauser was asked to