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Bach Cantatas & Other Vocal Works
Recordings
Recordings of Selections from Bach's Vocal Works
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CD Premières of Their Rarest 78 RPM Recordings, 1927-1940 |
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1. Chorale Ein' feste Burg ist unser Gott (Mvt. 8) from Cantata BWV 80 [1:47] |
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(Victor/HMV) / Music & Arts |
Oct 1933 [1]; Oct 1934 [2] |
(78”) / CD |
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Recorded at Trinity Church Studio No. 1, Camden, NJ, USA. Other works: non-vocal and/or not by J.S. Bach. |
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Leopold Stowkowski: Bach Stokowski Transcriptions |
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1. Aria for Tenor Jesus Christus, Gottes Sohn (Mvt. 4) from Cantata BWV 4 [2:59] |
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Pearl |
Apr 1937 [1], Apr 1939, Apr-May 1929 [5]; Dec 1940 [4], Apr 1936, Oct 1933, Nov 1936 [3] |
2-CD / TT: 157:57 |
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All the transcriptions are by transcribed for orchestra by Leopold Stokowski. Other works: J.S. Bach’s non-vocal works. |
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Stokowski: Bach Transcriptions |
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Chorale Ein' feste Burg ist unser Gott (Mvt. 8) from Cantata BWV 80 [] |
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All-American Youth Orchestra |
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Columbia / Cala |
Apr, July 1941 |
CD / TT: 71:06 |
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Other works: J.S. Bach’s non-vocal works. |
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Orchestral Transcriptions (J. S. Bach) |
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Arioso from Cantata BWV 156, arranged for orchestra by Leopold Stokowski [] |
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Biddulph |
Nov 1941 |
2-CD |
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Other transcriptions of Bach’s works: neither conducted by L. Stokowski nor from Bach’s vocal works. |
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Christ lag in Todesbanden |
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Aria for Tenor Jesus Christus, Gottes Sohn (Mvt. 4) from Cantata BWV 4, transcribed for orchestra by Leopold Stokowski [] |
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Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra New York |
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NYP 821/2 |
Apr 1947 |
33" |
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Recorded live |
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Bach Transcriptions |
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Aria for Tenor Jesus Christus, Gottes Sohn (Mvt. 4) from Cantata BWV 4 [] |
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Leopold Stokowski Symphony Orchestra |
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RCA Victor / BMG |
Mar, Jul, Aug 1950 |
CD / TT: 60:01 |
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Other works: J.S. Bach’s non-vocal works. |
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Bach - Stokowski |
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Chorale Ein' feste Burg ist unser Gott (Mvt. 8) from Cantata BWV 80 [] |
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Leopold Stokowski Symphony Orchestra |
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Capitol/EMI |
Feb 1958, Aug 1957 |
CD / TT: 71:00 |
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Recorded in New York City, NY, USA. Other works: not of J.S. Bach’s vocal works. |
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Bach: Greatest Hits |
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Chorale Jesu bleibet meine Freude (Mvt. 10) from Cantata BWV 147 [] |
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Luboff Choir / New Symphony Orchestra of London |
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RCA |
July 1961 |
CD / TT: 71:41 |
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Other works: not of J.S. Bach’s vocal works. |
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Stokowski Conducts Vivaldi/Bach/Corelli/Mozart |
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Chorale Jesu bleibet meine Freude (Mvt. 10) from Cantata BWV 147 [] |
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Leopold Stokowski Symphony Orchestra |
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Harpsichord: Igor Kipnis |
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Vanguard Bach Guild |
Jul 1967 |
CD / TT: 78:01 |
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Other works: not of J.S. Bach’s vocal works. |
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Bach - Stokowski - Czech Philharmonic Orchestra |
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Aria for Tenor Jesus Christus, Gottes Sohn (Mvt. 4) from Cantata BWV 4 [4:36] |
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Supraphon/Decca |
Sep 1972 |
CD / TT: 71:40 |
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Recorded at Rudolfinum, Prague, Czechoslovakia. Other works: not of J.S. Bach’s vocal works. |
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Bach - Leopold Stokowski - London Symphony Orchestra |
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Chorale Ein' feste Burg ist unser Gott (Mvt. 8) from Cantata BWV 80 [] |
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RCA Gold |
Apr 1974 |
CD / TT: |
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Other works: not of J.S. Bach’s vocal works. |
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The Philadelphia Orchestra Plays Bach |
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Chorale (Mvt. 6) from Cantata BWV 62 [5:19] |
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Sony |
Feb 1960 |
2-CD / TT: 135:09 |
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Recorded ar Broadwood Hotel, Philadelphia, USA. Other works: conducted by E. Ormandy and/or non vocal and/or not by J.S. Bach. |
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The Art of Robert Bloom |
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Adagio h-moll (Mvt. 2) from Oster-Oratorium BWV 249 |
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Robert Bloom (Oboe) |
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Boston Records |
1930's? |
CD / TT: |
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Other works: not of J.S. Bach’s vocal works. |
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Recordings of Bach's Vocal Works
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J.S. Bach: Matthew Passion BWV 244 |
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Matthäus-Passion BWV 244 |
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Greater Los Angeles Chorus (Chorus Master: J. Arthur Lewis) / Hollywood Bowl Symphony Orchestra |
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Soprano: Olive mae Beach; Contralto: Clemence Gifford; Tenor: Joseph Sullivan; Bass: Tudor Williams; Baritone: Leopold Wintner |
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Aug 1946 |
2-CD / TT: 95:14 |
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Sung in English as translated and adapted by the Rev. Dr. Troutbeck. Recorded live at Hollywood Bowl, California USA. It’s a radiobroadcast for the armed forces. The opening chorus and many other parts are omitted. |
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The list of recordings was compiled by Aryeh Oron (June 2002 - July 2006)
Thanks to contributors: Willem van Erk (March 2006)
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Last update: ýJuly 15, 2006 ý21:47:29
