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In 1981 they were joined by the recorder and shawm player and singer Sabine Lutzenberger.[4][5][6] Hans Ganser is also a noted musicologist. For example, Ganser was with Hans-Dieter Munck the first to fit one of Wolkenstein’s song texts to a tune by Binchois.[7][8] Ganser and Herpichb\u00f6hm are also the editors of an edition of Wolkenstein’s songs (1978).[9] The ensemble’s musicological work has often formed the framework for practical research into medieval and monastic music.[10] (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});after-content-x4Discography[edit]The ensemble has been closely associated since its beginning with Christophorus Records:Weihnachten im Mittelalter – Christmas in the Middle Ages CHR 77271, Christophorus Entr\u00e9e CHE 01162, 2004Trobadors, Trouv\u00e8res, Minnes\u00e4nger – Songs and dances of the Middle Ages CHE 0148-2Camino de Santiago – Music on the Pilgrimage. Wer daz elend bauen will and other works CHR 74530Oswald von Wolkenstein: A selection of 24 songs CHR 74540Hildegard von Bingen und ihre Zeit – and her time CHR 74584, 1990Neidhart von Reuental – 14 songs CHR 77327Amours et D\u00e9sirs – songs of the Trouv\u00e8res CHR 77117Planctus Mariae – Late medieval music for Holy Week CHR 77147, 1994M\u00f6nch von Salzburg – secular songs CHR 77176The Ancient miracles – songs and instrumental music of the Middle Ages CHR 77178, 1995Mysterium Mariae – Marian songs of the late Middle Ages CHR 77188, 1998Hildegard von Bingen – Celestial Stairs CHR 77205, 1997Melancolia – German love songs from the Autumn of the Middle Ages CHR 77225Minnesang, Die Bl\u00fctezeit – The blooming CHR 77242Minnesang II, Die Sp\u00e4tzeit – The late period CHR 77003Auf Jakobs Wegen – Pilgerfahrt nach Santiago im Mittelalter. Ad te levavi and other works. CHR 77264Le manuscrit perdu de Strasbourg – Tuba gallicalis and other works. Solstice Records 146Schlager um 1500 – Intrada Melchior Franck and other pieces. 1989. Reissued as Renaissance Pop Songs Christophorus Entr\u00e9e CHE 0310-2 2007Et in terra pax CHR 77139, 1993Compilation:Zeit der D\u00e4mmerung – The Dawn of the Middle Ages (Catalogue CD, various artists) CHR 77003References[edit]^ Concerto: Das Magazin f\u00fcr Alte Musik Volumes 3\/4 – 1985 Page 22 “Das ensemble f\u00fcr fr\u00fche musik augsburg ist eines der (wenigen) jungen Ensembles, die sich der Erforschung und Auff\u00fchrung der Musik des Mittelalters widmen. Die Gruppe stellt sich die Aufgabe, diese Epoche mit ihrem farbenpr\u00e4chtigen .”^ “Ensemble f\u00fcr fr\u00fche Musik Augsburg”, discogs.com, downloaded Dec. 11, 2014.^ Stadt in der Stauferzeit: – Karl-Heinz Ruess, Harry K\u00fchnel, Cord Meckseper – 1991 Page 7 “Ein Konzertabend in der sp\u00e4tromanischen Stiftskirche Faurndau mit dem renommierten \u00bbensemble f\u00fcr fr\u00fche musik augsburg\u00ab\u00a0lie\u00df das ergebnisreiche Tagungswochenende in einer anmutigen Weise ausklingen.”^ Concerto – Jahrbuch alte Musik Volume 6 1989 “Sabine Lutzenberger (Gesang, Blockfl\u00f6ten, Schalmei), Hans Ganser (Gesang, Blockfl\u00f6ten, Schlagwerk), Heinz Schwamm (Gesang, Streichinstrumente, Pommer) und Rainer Herpichb\u00f6hm (Gesang, Lauteninstrumente) besch\u00e4ftigen sich mit den Liedern der Trobadors, Trouv\u00e8res und …”^ American record guide – Volume 55 Page 277 ed. Peter Hugh Reed – 1992 “The Augsburg Ensemble for Early Music (Sabine Lutzenberger, Hans Ganser, Rainer Herpichbohm, Heinz Schwamm) has already made several superb programs for the Christophorus label, including “Hildegard von Bingen and her Time” …”^ International Record Review Volume 1, Page 110 2000 “Augsburg Early Music Ensemble (Sabine Lutzenberger, voice, recorder, gothic harp; Hans Ganser, voice, recorder; Rainer Herpichbohm, voice, lute, gothic harp; Heinz Schwamm, voice, fiddle).”^ Early Music History: Studies in Medieval and Early Modern Music ed. Iain Fenlon – 2009 Page 205 “Hans-Dieter Muck and Hans Ganser, who subjected the text to renewed scrutiny, were the first to demonstrate that it is quite possible to make it fit.29 Even they, however, were left with …”^ Jahrbuch der Oswald von Wolkenstein Gesellschaft Volumes 1 & 2 Oswald von Wolkenstein Gesellschaft – 1981- Page 252 “… als ich f\u00fcr meine fertig und abgeschlossen vorliegende Melodie\u00fcbertragung einen sachkundigen Lektor suchte und Hans GANSER vom ‘Augsburger Ensemble f\u00fcr fr\u00fche Musik’ fand. Seine praxisorientierte Anschauung der mehrstimmigen …”^ Bibliographie internationale de l’humanisme et de la Renaissance 1979 Page 449 “WOLKENSTEIN (Oswald von) 4508. WOLKENSTEIN (Oswald von), Oswald-von-Wolkenstein-Liederbuch: eine Auswahl von Melodien, hrsg. von Hans Ganser und Rainer Herpichbohm, Goppingen, Kummerle, 1978, 67p., zahlreiche Noten.”^ Analecta Praemonstratensia Volumes 55 to 56 Tongerloo Abbey, Belgium (Premonstratensian Abbey) 1979 Page 152 “Wertnormen als Grundkomponenten unserer geschichtlichen Existenz\u00bb. Die musikalische Umrahmung lag bei dem \u00abEnsemble f\u00fcr fr\u00fche Musik\u00bb (Augsburg) unter leitung von Hans Ganser, das Werke kl\u00f6sterlicher Musik aus dem 12. und 13.”External links[edit] (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});after-content-x4"},{"@context":"http:\/\/schema.org\/","@type":"BreadcrumbList","itemListElement":[{"@type":"ListItem","position":1,"item":{"@id":"https:\/\/wiki.edu.vn\/en\/wiki24\/#breadcrumbitem","name":"Enzyklop\u00e4die"}},{"@type":"ListItem","position":2,"item":{"@id":"https:\/\/wiki.edu.vn\/en\/wiki24\/ensemble-fur-fruhe-musik-augsburg\/#breadcrumbitem","name":"Ensemble f\u00fcr fr\u00fche Musik Augsburg"}}]}]