Die Priester

German classical and classical crossover musicians make up Die Priester. Fans of spiritual and religious music have grown more used to their music. Some of their best songs are "Moge die Strasse", "Von guten Machten", "Spiritus Dei", "Ins Wasser fallt ein Stein", "Veni Redemptor Gentium", "Singt dem Herrn, alle Volker der Erde", "Gloria in excelsis Deo", "Hallelujah", "Wenn das Brot, das wir teilen", and "Die Moldau".

Their well-known song "Hallelujah" is a gorgeous cover of Leonard Cohen's timeless melody. An ethereal ambiance is produced by the group's unified vocals and the accompanying orchestra. Bedrich Smetana composed the classical music "Die Moldau" for another track. The original melody has been beautifully arranged for Die Priester's rendition of the song.

Traditional and modern musical genres are mixed together in the music of Die Priester. Their music is ideal for spiritual events, meditation, and general relaxation. Their wonderful music is the ideal approach to calm the soul and establish a spiritual connection. Their songs serve as a tribute to their talent and originality as musicians, which has helped them develop a devoted fan base.

2019 saw the release of "Halleluja!" by German classical crossover band Die Priester. Classic hymns and contemporary pop songs are mixed together on this album, each given a special spin that only Die Priester can offer. Fans of the band will like the album's blend of traditional and modern music, while new listeners will be attracted in by the group's distinctive sound.

2019 also saw the release of the album's most recent single, "Du erfullst meine Seele (Annie's Song)". This song is a gorgeous cover of John Denver's well-known love song, and it incorporates the band's distinctive blend of classical instruments and contemporary sounds. The song exemplifies the band's talent at giving established songs a new, contemporary spin.

The albums "Glaube ganz nah" and "Das Beste" by Die Priester were both released in 2018. While "Das Beste" is a collection of the band's biggest hits, "Glaube ganz nah" is a combination of classic hymns and contemporary pop tunes. The band's distinctive sound and capacity to meld classical and contemporary music are on display in both albums.

Finally, fans of the band will enjoy the unusual fusion of classical and contemporary music found in Die Priester's most recent album, "Halleluja!" and song, "Du erfullst meine Seele (Annie's Song)". Die Priester are still a dominant force in the classical crossover music scene, with their earlier albums "Glaube ganz nah" and "Das Beste" both showing the band's distinctive sound.

Numerous musicians in the classical and classical crossover music genres have worked with Die Priester. The songs "Agnus Dei" with Deborah Rosenkranz, "Ave Maris Stella" with Mojca Erdmann, and "Meerstern, sei gegrusst (Ave Maris Stella)" with Mojca Erdmann are just a few examples of their remarkable joint efforts.

"Agnus Dei," a gorgeous song that highlights Deborah Rosenkranz and Die Priester's vocal prowess, features Rosenkranz's distinctive singing style. The upshot of the partnership is a deep, uplifting performance of the traditional hymn.

For the songs "Ave Maris Stella" and "Meerstern, sei gegrusst (Ave Maris Stella)," Mojca Erdmann teams up with Die Priester. The harmonies of Die Priester and Erdmann's angelic voice combine to create a hauntingly lovely interpretation of these classic songs.

Die Priester's associations with Deborah Rosenkranz and Mojca Erdmann serve as examples of the band's adaptability when collaborating with various musicians and artistic movements. The group's dedication to making beautiful music that transcends genre and language is demonstrated by these partnerships.