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A Christian virtue: the mercy is about spiritual music. Helga Heyder-Späth also gives her a special Hungarian note with works by Liszt, Gárdonyi and Kodály. Johann Schelle: The Lord is merciful and gracious; Voces suaves; Academy for Old Music Berlin, Head: Georg Kallweit +++ Christian Andreas Schulze: Like the deer screams for fresh water; Dominik Wörner, bass; Kirchheimer DübenConsort +++ Franz Liszt: The Blessed Prize; Felix Heuser, Bariton; Nikolaj Budzyn, organ; Chamber choir I vocalisti, management: Hans-Joachim Lustig +++ Zsolt Gárdonyi: Hommage à F. Liszt; Rudolf Müller, on the Steinmeyer organ of the Kosterkirche Mariahill, Würzburg +++ Zoltán Kodály: Miserere; Canteamus +++ Augustin Pfleger: Mercy. Weser-Renaissance Bremen, Head: Manfred Cordes +++ Johann Sebastian Bach: An undyed mind. Cantata for the 4th Sunday after Trinitatis, BWV 24; Alex Potter, countertenor; Benedikt Kristjánsson, tenor; Matthias Winckhler, bass; Choir of the Gaechinger Cantorey; Orchestra of the Gaechinger Cantorey, Head: Hans-Christoph Rademann +++ Johann Ludwig Krebs: Trio F major; Manuel Tomadin, on the Arp Schnitger organ of the Petrokerk, Zuidbroek +++ Johann Ludwig Krebs: Be merciful, as your father is merciful, cancer-WV 112; Gesine Adler, soprano; Britta Schwarz, old; Tobias Hunger, tenor; Tobias Berndt, bass; Merseburg court music; Collegium Vocale Leipzig, management: Michael Schönig