"Innsbruck, ich muß dich lassen (Heinrich Isaac)" on Dulcian, Rackett and Recorder

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*Heinrich Isaac: Innsbruck, ich muß dich lassen*
インスブルックよさようなら（ハインリヒ・イザーク）

Welcome to a unique instrumental ensemble performance featuring Renaissance instruments. In this multitrack recording, I, Yasuhiko Higaki, perform all parts on eight different instruments: dulcians, recorders, and rackett. This rendition of Heinrich Isaac's well-known piece, "Innsbruck, ich muß dich lassen," offers a fresh take with the rare inclusion of the dulcian.

The performance is structured in three choruses:
1. The first chorus features three bass dulcians and a bass rackett.
2. The second chorus is performed with soprano recorder, alto recorder, tenor dulcian, and bass dulcian.
3. The final chorus brings all these instruments together for a rich and harmonious blend.

*Details:*
- *Composer:* Heinrich Isaac (1450? - 1517)
- *Piece:* Innsbruck, ich muß dich lassen
- *Performed by:* Yasuhiko Higaki
- *Recording Date:* June 2024
- *Instruments Used:*
 - Tenor dulcian by Korber
 - Bass dulcian by Rainer Weber
 - Bass dulcian by Graham Lyndon-Jones
 - Recorders by Mollenhauer Kynseker
 - Bass Rackett by Paul Crosby made from EMS Kit

*Technical Details:*
- *Audio and Video Editing:* Yasuhiko Higaki
- *Equipment:* DP-008EX, AKG C480B comb-uls/61, FDR-X3000, Vegas Pro 20.0
- *Room Picture:* https://pixabay.com/

Immerse yourself in the rich, resonant tones of these Renaissance instruments and enjoy a rare dulcian performance of this beloved piece.