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Georg Friedrich Handel. (Briefly Noted).(Dettingen Te Deum)
Georg Friedrich Handel. Dettingen Te Deum, HWV 283. Collegium Vocale des Bach-Chores Siegen; Trompeten-Consort "Friedemann Immer"; Hannoverische Hofkapelle/Ulrich Stotzel. Hanssler Classic CD 98.365, 2001.
Handel's Dettingen Te Deum is one of his most thrilling choral works, and it should come as no surprise that it is also one of his most frequently recorded. What does this new performance bring to an already crowded catalog? Not very much, as it turns out. The choir and period-instrument ensemble sound fine, and a small trumpet consort led ...
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