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Recordings & Discussions of Other Vocal Works : Motets BWV 225-231 | Mass in B minor BWV 232 | Missae Breves & Sanctus BWV 233-242 | Magnificat BWV 243 | Matthäus-Passion BWV 244 | Johannes-Passion BWV 245 | Lukas-Passion BWV 246 | Markus-Passion BWV 247 | Weihnachts-Oratorium BWV 248 | Oster-Oratorium BWV 249 | Chorales BWV 250-438 | Geistliche Lieder BWV 439-507 | AMN BWV 508-523 | Quodlibet BWV 524 | Aria BWV 1127 |
Conducted by Eugen Jochum
Recordings
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J.S. Bach: Johannes-Passion |
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Johannes-Passion BWV 245 |
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Soprano: Elisabeth Grümmer; Tenor: Peter Pears; Contralto: Marga Höffgen; Tenor: John van Kesteren; Bass: Kieth Engen; Baritone: Hans Hotter; |
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Golden Melodram |
1960 |
3-LP ? |
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1st recording of Johannes-Passion BWV 245 by E. Jochum. |
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V-6 |
Bach: St. John Passion · Wachet Auf, Ruft Uns Die Stimme |
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Johannes-Passion BWV 245 |
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Nederlands Radio Koor (Chorus Master: Anton Krelage) / Concertgebouw Orchestra Amsterdam |
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Tenor [Evangelist]: Ernst Haefliger; Bass [Jesus]: Walter Berry; Soprano [Arias, Ancilla]: Agnes Giebel; Contralto [Arias]: Marga Höffgen; Tenor [Arias, Servus]: Alexander Young; Bass [Arias, Petrus, Pilatus]: Franz Crass |
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Philips |
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2-CD / TT: 128:19 |
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2nd recording of Johannes-Passion BWV 245 by E. Jochum. Recorded at the Concertgebouw, Amsterdam, Holland. |
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SJP on “eloquence” |
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Ehud Shiloni wrote (November 22, 2001):Here is a delicacy I recently picked-up: |
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Aryeh Oron wrote (November 28, 2001):< Ehud Shiloni wrote: Here is a delicacy I recently picked-up: There is an apparently new budget series going by the name "eloquence" which re-issues older recordings by DG+Decca+Philips Classics including several by JSB. I bought a single CD with highlights of the SJP from a Philips recording originally issued in 1967, conducted by Eugen Jochum. > There is a cheap complete recording of this SJP on Philips Duo series 467173-2 (2-CD, coupled with Cantata BWV 140 conducted by Raymond Leppard). < It features the Netherland Radio Choir and the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra - probably as non-HIP as you can get, but what a performance! Luckily not only Arias and Choruses are featured but also two trial scenes [nos. 21 and 23] which give you the chance to hear the phenomenally powerful evangelist Ernst Haefliger - stunning! The other soloists are very good to excellent - Walter Berry [Jesus], Agnes Giebel [s], Marga Hoffgen [a] and Franz Crass [b]. Only the tenor Alexander Young was sub-par [to my own taste]. > IMHO, Haefliger is even better in his recording of SJP with Karl Richter (1964), more peneterating, more heart-rending < The tempos are measured, and especially the chorals are very slow, but even to my HIP-trained ears the overall effect is very convincing. An important feature is the great sound of the recording – surprisingly clear for its "age", and with the full and rich sound of large scale forces, supported by what I believe is a "full size" organ in the continuo, it all combines to a very "lush" and strong projection. There are hardly any liner notes, so I cannot say for sure, but my guess is that the recording took place at the Concertgebouw Hall with its incredibly good accoustics – the recording certainly does sound that good. > Indeed. It was recorded in Concergebouw Amsterdam. < Highly recommended! > Agree. |
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Eugen Jochum : Short Biogrophy | Bayerischer Rundfunk Symphonieorchester | Recordings | BWV 232 - Jochum | BWV 245 - Jochum |
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Recordings & Discussions of Other Vocal Works : Motets BWV 225-231 | Mass in B minor BWV 232 | Missae Breves & Sanctus BWV 233-242 | Magnificat BWV 243 | Matthäus-Passion BWV 244 | Johannes-Passion BWV 245 | Lukas-Passion BWV 246 | Markus-Passion BWV 247 | Weihnachts-Oratorium BWV 248 | Oster-Oratorium BWV 249 | Chorales BWV 250-438 | Geistliche Lieder BWV 439-507 | AMN BWV 508-523 | Quodlibet BWV 524 | Aria BWV 1127 |
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