Enjott Schneider's "Laudato si'" is a captivating journey through sacred and celestial themes, released on January 1, 2016, under the AMBIENTE Audio label. This album spans a full hour of enchanting organ symphonies, each piece a testament to Schneider's mastery of composition and his ability to evoke profound spiritual and natural imagery.
The album opens with "Der Sonnengesang des Franz von Assisi," a piece inspired by the Canticle of the Sun by St. Francis of Assisi, setting a serene and uplifting tone. It is followed by the four-movement "Organ Symphony No. 12 'Veni Creator Spiritus'," each section delving into different aspects of the Holy Spirit's invocation, from the solemn "Invocatio" to the triumphant "Toccata."
Schneider's "Jubilissimo" adds a jubilant interlude before the album transitions into the four-part "Organ Symphony No. 13 'Luna'," exploring the moon's phases and its mythological associations. From the mysterious "Neumond" to the radiant "Vollmond," Schneider's compositions paint a vivid sonic landscape that is both contemplative and awe-inspiring.
"Laudato si'" is a profound exploration of spirituality and nature through the medium of the organ, showcasing Enjott Schneider's unique ability to blend sacred themes with contemporary composition techniques.
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