Munchner Bachsolisten (Instrumental Ensemble)

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Münchner Bachsolisten (Instrumental Ensemble)
Founded: 1962 - Munich, Germany
In 1962, Otto Büchner, a well-known violinist and Professor at the Munich Conservatory, founded a highly qualified string chamber orchestra, which gave important concerts in Germany and other countries in close cooperation with Karl Richter. In 1982 interested and experienced Bach musicians got together again and founded the Munich Bach Soloists (= MBS) with Hans Schuster as the conductor. Most of the Bach Soloists are until the present day members of the Münchner Philharmoniker and regulary accompany the Bach Choir Heidelberg on its concerts. Professor Kurt Guntner, former head of the Münchner Philharmoniker is now the main-conductor of the Bach-soloists. Christian Kabitz, conductor of the Heidelberg Bach Choir has also repeatedly conducted several concerts of the MBS together with the Heidelberg Bach Choir. The chamber orchestra gives regular concerts with the Windsbacher Knabenchor and Tölzer Knabenchor and the Cäcilien-Chor Frankfurt. TV productions, guest performances and tours with these ensembles have become regular events, like at the Old Opera House in Frankfurt, The Philharmonic Concert Hall in Munich and the Philharmonic Concert Hall in Cologne.

Source: German Week 2005 in Shanghai Contributed by Aryeh Oron (March 2005)
Recordings of Bach Cantatas & Other Vocal Works
Conductor	As	Works
Karl Friedrich Beringer	Orchestra	BWV 19, BWV 30, BWV 248
Christian Kabitz	Orchestra	BWV 248/1-3 [1^st], BWV 248/1-3 [2^nd]
Carlos Kalmar	Orchestra	BWV 248/1-3
Links to other Sites
German Week 2005 in Shanghai			Münchner Bachsolisten (Catharina Bürklin) [German]

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