Recordings of Other Vocal Works

V-1

J.S. Bach: Mass in B minor, S. 232

Mass in B minor BWV 232

Alan Harler

Indiana University Singers / Indiana University Symphony Orchestra

Soloists: unknown

Indiana University, Bloomington: School of Music

Mar 19, 1980

4 audiotape reels 7 1/2 ips, 2 track, stereo 7 in. / TT:

Recorded live at Indiana University, Bloomington: School of Music, Indiana, USA.
Source: WorldCat Libraries (OCLC Number: 6396302)

V-2

Bach-Mendelssohn: St. Matthew Passion

Matthäus-Passion BWV 244, in the version made by Felix Mendelssohn in 1841 for St. Thomas's Church, Leipzig

Alan Harler

Mendelssohn Club Chorus of Philadelphia / Chamber Orchestra of Philadelphia

Soprano: Susanna Phillips; Mezzo-soprano: Marietta Simpson; Tenor: Yusuke Fujii; Bass: Eric Owens; Bass-Baritone: Andrew Bogard
Soprano [Maid 1]; Jessica Beebe; Mezzo-soprano [Maid 2]: Margaret Nice; Bass [Peter, Pilate, High Priest 1]: Jean Bernard Cerin; Bass [High Priest 2]: Ryan Tibbetts; Mezzo-soprano [Witness 1]: Jennifer Beattie; Tenor [Witness 2]: Cory O'Niell Walker

Chamber Orchestra of Philadelphia COP-119

Feb 8, 2015

2-MP3 / TT: 129:17

Recorded live at Girard College Chapel, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA.
North American premiere.
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V-3

J.S. Bach: St. John's Passion
J.S. Bach: St. John's Passion with Panel Discussion: Anti-Judaism in Bach's Saint John's Passion

Panel discussion: Anti-Judaism in Bach's Saint John's Passion:
CD-1: Presentations by the panelists: [1] Laura Levitt [2] Michael Marissen [3] Miriam Peskowitz.
CD-2: [1]; Open discussion with the audience; [2] Introduction given by Alan Harier prior to the performance of Bach's Saint John's Passion
CD-3-4: Johannes-Passion BWV 245

Alan Harler

Temple University Concert Choir / Temple University Chamber Orchestra

Soloists: unknown

Direct-to-Tape Recordings DTR-3003
Direct-to-Tape Recordings DTR-3002

Feb 25, 2001

2-CD / TT:
4-CD / TT:

Recorded live at Trinity Center for Urban Life, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA.
Recording Engineer & Digital Editing: Bob Sellman.
4-CD set includes a performance of St. John's Passion, as well as a panel discussion: Anti-Judaism in Bach's Saint John's Passion. Panelists:
Michael Marissen, Associate Professor of Music at Swarthmore College;
Miriam Peskowitz, Visiting Associate Professor of Religion at Emory University; Laura Levitt, Director of Jewish Studies and Associate Professor of Religion at Temple University.
Sponsored by Temple University Jewish Studies, Laura Levitt, Director.
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