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J.S. Bach: Cantatas BWV 4 & 131 [E-2] |
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Cantata BWV 4 [23:01 / 22:55 / 23:06] |
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John Eliot Gardiner |
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Monteverdi Choir / English Baroque Soloists |
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Baritone: Stephen Varcoe
MC: Sopranos: Carol Hall, Jean Knibbs, Lyn Parkyns, Elisabeth Priday, Suzanne Flowers, Daryl Greene, Catherine Askew, Jenny Hill; Altos: Christopher Robson, Brian Gordon, Julian Clarkson, Michael Chance, Patrick Collin, Ashley Stafford; Tenors: Julian Pike, Andrew Murgatroyd, Douglas Leigh, Neil MacKenzie, Neil Lunt, Collin Mair; Baritones: Richard Savage, Alan Brafield, Richard Wistreich, Charles Stewart, Gordon Jones, Michael Boswell
EBS: Violins 1: Nona Liddell, Miles Golding, Michaela Comberti, Julie Miller, Cathy Weiss; Violins 2: Elizabeth Willcock, Alison Bury, Roy Goodman, Bill Turnell; Violas: Trevor Jones, Jan Schlap, Katherine Hart, Annette Isserlis; Violoncellos: Timothy Mason, Angela East, Julie Lehwalder; Double-bass: Valerie Botwright; Bassoon: Jeremy Ward; Cornett: Michael Laird; Trombones: Peter Goodwin, David Purser, Richard Tyack; Organ: Alastair Ross |
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Erato STU-71506
Erato 2292-45988-2
Apex 092-749574-2
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Nov 1980 |
LP / TT: 43:48
CD / TT: 43:47
CD / TT: 43:57
MP3 / T: 43:55 |
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Recorded in All Saints Church, Tooting, England.
Sound Engineer: James Burnett; Produced by RVC Corporation.
1st recording of Cantata BWV 4 by J.E. Gardiner.
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Bravo Bach! Celebrating Johann Sebastian Bach, 1685-1750 [C-1] |
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Cantata BWV 4 [] |
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Stephen P. Folkemer |
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Gettysburg Seminary Festival Chorus and Baroque ensemble |
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Soloists: unknown |
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Gettysburg |
May 12, 1981 |
2-MC / TT: |
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Recorded live at the Lutheran Theological Seminary in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, USA. Title from published description. One of a series of concerts of the same name held in April and May, 1981, in Gettysburg, Pa.
Source: WorldCat Libraries (OCLC Number: 31178821) |
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Bach: Kantaten BWV 4, BWV 134 [L-9]
Bach Kantaten: BWV 4, BWV 134, BWV 31 [C-3]
Bach Made in Germany Vol. 3 - Cantatas III (BWV 4, 134, 14)
J.S. Bach: Oster-Kantaten · Easter Cantatas (BWV 4, 31, 66, 134) [C-18] |
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Cantata BWV 4 [20:01 / 19:59] |
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Hans-Joachim Rotzsch |
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Thomanerchor Leipzig / Neues Bachisches Collegium Musicum |
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No vocal soloists
Ludwig Güttler (Trumpet); Gerhard Eßbach (Narrow-bore Alto Trombone); Karl Semsch (Narrow-bore Tenor Trombone; Rolf Bachmann (Narrow-bore Bass Trombone)
Continuo: Burkhard Schmidt (Violoncello); Achim Beyer (Double-bass); Gerd Schulze (Bassoon); Walter-Heinz Bernstein (Organ) |
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Eterna 827516
Berlin Classics BC-2067-2
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Leipzig Classics 0018262BC
Berlin Classics 0184112BC
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1981 |
LP / TT: 50:58
CD / TT: 74:01
MP3 / TT: 73:45
CD / TT: 68:28
2-CD / TT: 105:30
MP3 / TT: 105:33 |
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Recorded at Paul-Gerhardt-Kirche, Leipzig, Saxony, Germany.
Recording Producers: Reimar Bluth; Balance Engineer: Eberhard Richter; Recording Enginneers: Gerlald Junge, Horst Langherrich; Editing: Annelene Dziengel, Hildegard Mehe.
Listen on YouTube: Cantata BWV 4: Complete Cantata [19:55]
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Dessoff Choir Concert: Handel's Israel in Egypt and Bach's Cantatas [C-1] |
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Cantata BWV 4 [26:29] |
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Michael Hammond |
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Dessoff Choirs / unidentified orchestra |
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Vocal soloists: unidentified; Walter Hilse (Organ) |
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Dessoff Choirs Collection |
May 21, 1983 |
MC / TT: 83:32 |
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Recorded live at St. Paul's Chapel, New York City, New York, USA.
Service 2-CD available on LDC-37690.
Source: WorldCat Libraries |
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Bach: Cantata No. 4. Regência: Roberto de Regina. Camerata Antiqua de Curitiba, 1985 [CV-1] |
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Cantata BWV 4 [20:10] |
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Conductor: Roberto de Regina
Vocal Coach: Gerard Galloway; Orchestra Rehearser: Walter J. Hoerner; Choir Rehearser: Helma Haller; Co-ordination: Ingrid Müller Seraphim |
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Camerata Antiqua de Curitiba |
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Sopranos: Helma Haller, Laura Aimbiré Santos, Ruth Misiuta, Silvia Suss Marques, Darci de Almeida; Altos: Cora d'Bruns, Verônica Burger, Raquel C. Ramos, Fátima Castilho; Tenors: Alexandre Castilho, Eli Pereira da Silva, Paulo Macedo Mestre; Basses: Roberto Domingos, Ademir P. da Silva, Bruno Spadoni, Fernando Rodrigues
Violins: Simone Savytzky, Walter José Hoerner, Marco Vinícius Damm, Luiz Gustavo Surgik, Moema Cit, Ruth Jucksch, Roberto Hübner, Vanessa Savytzky; Violas: Ulrike Graff, Edna Savytzky, Estela Ortiz; Violoncellos: Thomas Jucksch, Nelly Péricas; Double-bass: Luiz Felipe Klein; Harpsichord: Ingrid Müller Seraphim |
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YouTube |
Nov 1985 |
Audio / TT: |
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Recorded in Curitiba, Paraná, Brazil.
Listen on YouTube:
Cantata BWV 4: Complete Cantata [20:10] |
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The University Symphony and Oratorio Chorus, 1986 [C-1] |
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Cantata BWV 4 [21:58] |
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Abraham Kaplan (Conductor); Matthew Changhoon Park (Assistant Conductor) |
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Oratorio Chorus (University of Washington) / University Symphony (University of Washington) |
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Walter Atha, Glenda Williams (Accompanists) |
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University of Washington |
Dec 10, 1986 |
3 sound reels: analog, 7 1/2 ips, 2 track, stereo / TT: 80:09 |
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Recorded live at the Meany Theater, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington, USA.
Source: Wolrld Cat Libraries (OCLC Number: 489198361) |
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The list of recordings was compiled by Aryeh Oron
(April 2000 - December 2022)
Thanks to Contributors: Anandgyan (January 2010); Yoël
L. Arbeitman (July 2009); Rainer Baruth
(April 2012); Yoav Belinsky (March 2015); Thérèse
Hanquet (February 2007); Matthias Hansen
(July 2006, August 2006, June 2008, June 2013); Rainer
Harald (April 2022); Frits van Laeken Herbold
(São Paulo, Brazil - March 2008, March 2012, January 2014); Harald
Kurama (November 2010); Christian Moll
(November 2009); Jean-Gabriel Puyraveau (April
2014); Pierre-F. Roberge (July 2009); Peter
Schmidt (May 2005); Jean-Louis Serre (March
2006); Russ Sackowitz (September 2008); Thomas
Shepherd (April 2007); Burke Smith (November
2007); Josif Spartak (July 2020); Peter
Tanzer (November 2001); Bradley Taylor
(April 2005, July 2009); Jerome F. Weber (February
2018) |
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