Mantum Bambergense S. Henrici Caesaris... is a significant work by Heinrich Schütz, a prominent composer of the 17th century. This composition, written in Latin, showcases Schütz's mastery of sacred music and his ability to blend textual expression with musical innovation. The piece reflects the rich tradition of choral music during the Renaissance and early Baroque periods.

This edition offers a valuable resource for scholars and performers interested in exploring the works of Heinrich Schütz and the broader context of 17th-century music. Its historical importance and artistic merit make it a compelling addition to any collection focused on early music or church music.

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