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Bach Cantatas Vol. 10: Potsdam / Wittenberg
For the 19th Sunday after Trinity (BWV 48, 5, 90, 56)
For the Feast of Reformation (BWV 79, 192, 80) |
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Cantata BWV 80 [25:09] |
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John Eliot Gardiner |
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Monteverdi Choir / English Baroque Soloists |
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Soprano: Joanne Lunn; Counter-tenor: William Towers; Tenor: James Gilchrist; Bass: Peter Harvey
MC: Sopranos: Lucinda Houghton, Charlotte Mobbs, Joanne Lunn, Elin Manahan Thomas, Gillian Ross, Belinda Yates; Altos: Elinor Carter, Richard Wyn Roberts, William Towers, Angus Davidson; Tenors: Peter Butterfield, Robert Murray, Andrew Hewitt, David Roy; Basses: Jonathan Brown, Lawrence Wallington, Charles Pott
EBS: First Violins: Kati Debretzeni, Nicolette Moonen, Alida Schatt, Penelope Spencer, Ulrike Engel; Second Violins: Anne Schumann, Rebecca Livermore, Matthew Truscott, Deirdre Ward; Violas: Jane Rogers, Katherine McGillivray, Rosemary Nalden; Cellos: Rainer Zipperling, Catherine Rimer; Double-bass: Judith Evans; Oboes: Xenia Löffler, James Eastaway, Mark Baigent; Bassoon: Alastair Mitchell; Bass Sackbut: Fernando Gunter; Trumpet: Neil Brough; Horns: Neil Brough, Gavin Edwards; Timpani: Adrian Bending; Harpsichord: Matthew Halls; Organ: Silas John Standage |
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Soli Deo Gloria SDG-110
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Oct 31, 2000 |
2-CD / TT: 121:46
MP3 / TT: 120:56 |
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Live recording from the Bach Cantata Pilgrimage, at Schlosskirch, Wittenberg, Germany.
Producer: Isabella de Sabata; Balance Engineer: Everett Porter; Recording Engineers: Carl Schuurbiers (Polyhymnia), Paul Meeldijk; Tape Editor: Sebastian Stein; Edition by Reinhold Kubik, published by Breitkopf & Härtel; Series Executive Producer: Isabella de Sabata.
Listen on YouTube:
Cantata BWV 80: Mvt. 1: Chorus [5:17]
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J.S. Bach: Complete Cantatas Vol. 22 |
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Cantata BWV 80 [21:58]
Appendix: W.F. Bach: Gaudete omnes populi, F103 8:40 (Latin version of BWV 80) [8:40] |
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Ton Koopman |
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Amsterdam Baroque Orchestra & Choir (Choir Master: Ulrike Grosch) |
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Soprano: Sandrine Piau; Alto: Nathalie Stutzmann; Tenor: James Gilchrist; Bass: Klaus Mertens
ABO Soloists: Margaret Faultless (Violin); Alfredo Bernardini (Oboe, Oboe da caccia) [BWV 80/7]; Jonathan Manson (Violoncello)
ABC: Sopranos: María-Luz Álvarez, Mariëtte Bastiaansen, Henriëtte Feith, Cécile Kempenaers, Vera Lansink, Caroline Stam; Altos: Annemieke Cantor, Stephen Carter, Peter de Groot, Hugo Naessens; Tenors: Malcolm Bennett, Otto Bouwknegt, Henk Gunneman, Joost van der Linden, Geraint Roberts; Basses: Donald Bentvelsen, Matthijs Mesdag, René Steur, Hans Wijers
ABO: BWV 80/24: Violins: Margaret Faultless, Lisa Landgraf, Lisa Ferguson, Foskien Kooistra, Carla Marotta, Fanny Pestalozzi, David Rabinovich, Alida Schat, Silvia Schweinberger; Violas: Katherine McGillivray, Jane Rogers; Violoncellos: Jonathan Manson, Catherine Jones; Double-bass: Margaret Urquhart; Transverse Flute: Wilbert Hazelzet; Oboes: Katharina Spreckelsen, Alexandra Bellamy; Bassoon: Wouter Verschuren; Lute: Mike Fentross; Continuo: Ton Koopman
BWV 80/1,58, Gaudete omnes Populi, F103: Violins: Margaret Faultless, Lisa Landgraf, Foskien Kooistra, Catherine Manson, Fanny Pestalozzi, David Rabinovich, Judith Steenbrink, Sebastiaan van Vucht; Violas: Katherine McGillivray, Alfonso Leal del Ojo; Violoncellos: Jonathan Manson, Catherine Jones; Double-bass: Michele Zeoli; Transverse Flutes: Wilbert Hazelzet, Marion Moonen; Oboes, Oboes d'amore, Taille: : Alfredo Bernardini, Michel Henry, Ann Vanlancker; Bassoon: Wouter Verschuren; Trumpets: Stephen Keavy, Jonathan Impet, James Ghihi; Timpani: Luuk Nagtegaal; Lute: Mike Fentross; Continuo: Matthew Halls, Ton Koopman |
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Antoine Marchand CC-72222
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May 9-13, 2002 [Mvts. 3-4]
Sep 26-Oct 3, 2002 [Mvt. 2]
Oct 13-18, 2002 [Mvts. 1, 5-8; Latin version] |
3-CD / TT: 199:57
MP3 / TT: 199:26 |
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Recorded at Waalse Kerk, Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
Producer: Tini Mathot; Sound Engineer & Editing: AdriaanVerstijnen; Production Coordination: Willemijn Mooij.
See: Complete Cantatas Vol. 22 - conducted by Ton Koopman
Listen on YouTube:
Cantata BWV 80 [22:01]: Part 1 [10:12] + Part 2 [7:18] + Part 3 [4:31]
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Brattleboro Music Center presents: Marlboro Music Festival, 2002-07-26 [F-2002] |
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Cantata BWV 80 [] |
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Blanche Moyse |
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Blanche Moyse Chorale / New England Bach Festival Orchestra |
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Soprano: Hyunah Yu; Mezzo-soprano: Mary Westbrook-Geha; Tenor: Jon Humphrey; Bass: James Martin
Rudolph Vrbsky (Oboe/Oboe d'amore); Ariana Ghez (Oboe/Oboe d'amore); Nathan Hughes (English Horn); Steven Dibner (Bassoon); Peggy Spencer (Violin); Zon Eastes (Violoncello); Kurt Muroki (Double bass); Gregory Hayes (Harpsichord) |
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Brattleboro Music Center |
Jul 26, 2002 |
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Recorded live at Marlboro Music Festival, Vermont, USA. There is also MC of the rehearsal from July 25, 2002.
Source: WorldCat Libraries |
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J.S. Bach: Cantatas Vol. 27 - Cantatas from Leipzig 1724 - BWV 5, 80, 115 |
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Cantata BWV 80 (revised Leipzig version) [23:40] |
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Masaaki Suzuki |
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Bach Collegium Japan |
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Soprano: Susanne Rydén; Counter-tenor: Pascal Bertin; Tenor: Gerd Türk; Bass: Peter Kooy
Instrumental Soloists: Masamitsu San’nomiya (Oboe); Azumi Takada (Violin/Viola); Hidemi Suzuki (Violoncello); Naoko Imai (Organ)
Chorus: Sopranos: Susanne Rydén, Minae Fujisaki, Yoshie Hida; Altos: Pascal Bertin, Tamaki Suzuki, Sumihito Uesugi; Tenors: Gerd Türk, Satoshi Mizukoshi, Yosuke Taniguchi; Basses: Peter Kooy, Yusuke Watanabe, Chiyuki Urano
Orchestra: Azumi Takada [leader]; Oboe I /Oboe d’amore I /Oboe da caccia: Masamitsu San’nomiya; Oboe II / Taille: Atsuko Ozaki; Oboe III /Oboe d’amore II: Ayaka Mori; Violin I: Azumi Takada, Paul Herrera, Yuko Araki; Violin II: Yuko Takeshima, Mari Ono, Yukie Yamaguchi; Violas: Amiko Watabe, Mina Fukazawa
Continuo: Violoncello: Hidemi Suzuki; Double-bass: Takashi Konno; Bassoon: Yukiko Murakami; Harpsichord: Masaaki Suzuki, Masato Suzuki; Organ: Naoko Imai |
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BIS CD-1421
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Sep 6-9, 2003 |
CD / TT: 68:18
MP3 / TT: 68:08 |
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Recorded at the Kobe Shoin Women's University Chapel, Japan.
Recording Producer: Jens Braun; Sound Engineer: Dirk Lüdemann; Digital Editing: Fabian Frank; Executive producer: Robert von Bahr.
See: Cantatas Vol. 27 - conducted by Masaaki Suzuki
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In Memoriam '56 - 50 éves évforduló (In Memoriam 1956 - 50 Year Anniversary) [C-13] |
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Cantata BWV 80 [29:37] |
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Salamon Kamp |
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Lutherania Choir & Chamber orchestra (Lutheránia énekkar és kamarazenekar) |
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Soprano: Mária Zádori; Alto: Atala Schöck; Tenor: unknown; Bass: unknown |
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YouTube |
Oct 22, 2006 |
TV Broadcast / TT: 90:28 |
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Recorded & filmed live during Ünnepi megemlékezés és hangverseny, Istentisztelet keretében Kolozsvár, evangélikus templom (Celebration and commemoration concert, church service under Cluj-Napoca, the Lutheran Church), Romania.
3rd recording of Cantata BWV 80 by S. Kamp.
Watch on YouTube:
Part 4: Complete Cantata BWV 80 [29:37] |
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Cantatas 26, 80, & Mendelssohn [C-6] |
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Cantata BWV 80 [] |
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Ralph Nelson |
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Bach Cantata Choir, Portland, Oregon |
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Unknown soloists |
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Bach Cantata Choir 6 |
Apr 11, 2007 |
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Recorded live at Rose City Park Presbyterian Church, Portland, Oregon, USA.
Buy this album at:
CD: Bach Cantata Choir, Portland, Oregon |
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Bachkonzert 2008 (31. Bach-Konzert in St. Martin Kelsterbach) [BK-31] |
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Cantata BWV 80: Mvt. 1: Chorus + Mvt. 5: Chorale + Mvt. 8: Chorale [10:49] (from a complete performance) |
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Rainer Noll |
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Ad-Hoc-Vokal- und Instrumentalensemble [YT]
Junge Kammersinfoniker Hessen [EH] |
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Soprano: Eva Lebherz-Valentin; Counter-tenor: Markus Koch; Tenor: Georg Poplutz; Bass: Erik Frithjof
Martin Nitz [EH], Hamburg or Olaf Joksch [YT] (Organ continuo) |
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YouTube |
Jul 27, 2008 |
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Recorded live at St. Martinskirche, Kelsterbach, Hesse, Germany.
Listen on YouTube:
Cantata BWV 80: Mvts. 1, 5, 8 [10:49] |
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Bach: Cantata No 80 1st movement: Ein fest Burg ist unser Gott / 5th movement |
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Cantata BWV 80: Mvts. 1, 5 & 8 [12:06] |
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Spyros Klapsis |
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Musica Sacra Choir and small orchestra |
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YouTube |
Nov 11, 2009 |
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Recorded & filmed live at First Greek Evangelical Church of Athens (Νοεμβρίου, Πρώτη Ελληνική Ευαγγελική Εκκλησία Αθηνών), Greece, during the Bach Festival 2009.
Watch on YouTube:
Cantata BWV 80: Mvt. 1: Chorus [6:13] + Mvt. 5: Chorale [4:26] + Mvt. 8: Chorale [1:27] |
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The list of recordings was compiled by Aryeh Oron (October 2000 - September 2019)
Thanks to contributors: Jacobus van Dijk (October 2012), Rolf Günther (October 2012), Matthias Hansen (September 2005, March 2006, August 2006, February 2012, June 2013), Frits V. Herbold (February 2012), William L. Hoffman (November 2008), John Pike (August 2005), Jean-Gabriel Puyraveau (October-November 2011), Claude Role (November 2016, September 2017, October 2017), Walter Roth (December 2006, January 2016), Russ Sackowitz (September 2008), Tobin Schmuck (October 2010), Josif Spartak (March 2017), Michael Telles (May 2005) |
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