Bach's Choral Pieces of Light and Salvation
This is a dignified album in which authorities on sacred music come together to breathe new life into Bach's cantatas.
Under the strict yet passionate direction of Karl Richter, renowned singers such as Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau deliver a sublime performance. The structural beauty of church music and the resonance of deep religious faith are truly breathtaking.
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1. Chor: "Wie Schön Leuchtet Der Morgenstern"
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2. Recitativo (Tenor): "Du Wahrer Gottes Und Marien Sohn"
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3.Arie (Sopran): "Erfüllet, Ihr Himmlischen Göttlichen Flammen"
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4. Recitativo (Basso): "Ein Ird'scher Glanz"
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5. Arie (Tenor): "Unser Mund Und Ton Der Saiten"
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6. Choral: "Wie Bin Ich Doch So Herzlich Froh"
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1. Sinfonia
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2. Versus Ⅰ (Vierstimmiger Chor): "Christ Lag In Todesbanden"
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3. Versus Ⅱ (Chor: Sopran / Alt): "Den Tod Niemand Zwingen Kunnt"
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4. Versus Ⅲ (Chor: Tenor): "Jesus Christus, Gottes Sohn"
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5. Versus Ⅳ (Vierstimmiger Chor): "Es War Ein Wunderlicher Krieg"
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6. Versus Ⅴ (Baß-Solo): "Hier Ist Das Rechte Osterlamm"
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7. Versus Ⅵ (Chor: Sopran / Tenor): "So Feiern Wir Das Hohe Fest"
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8. Versus Ⅶ (Vierstimmiger Choral): "Wir Essen Und Leben Wohl"
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Composed By - Johann Sebastian Bach
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Sleeve Notes - Werner Neumann
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Producer - Rainer Brock (B)
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Conductor - Karl Richter
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Baritone Vocals [Bariton] - Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau
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Orchestra - Münchener Bach-Orchester
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Violin [1st] - Otto Büchner
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Soprano Vocals - Edith Mathis
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Tenor Vocals - Ernst Haefliger
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Choir - Münchener Bach-Chor (A)
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Recording Supervisor, Engineer - Harald Baudis
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Organ [Continuo] - Hedwig Bilgram
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Horn [1st] - Hermann Baumann
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Horn [2nd] - Werner Meyendorf
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Cello [Continuo] - Fritz Kiskalt
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Trumpet - Paul Lachenmeir
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Violin [2nd] - Kurt-Christian Stier
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Contrabass - Herbert Duft
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English Horn [1st] - Kurt Hausmann
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Illustration, Cover - Albrecht Dürer
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English Horn [2nd] - Andreas Schwinn
