Bach, J.S.: St John Passion - Johannes-Passion BWV 245 (Herreweghe; Collegium Vocale Gent) - 3CD
3 CD-BOX med Johannes passionen samt 4 kantater. Med Collegium Vocale Gent og Herreweghe.
| Produktnr. | HML 5908351.53 |
|---|---|
| Forlag | Harmonia Mundi |
| Komponist | Bach, Johann S. |
| Genre | Klassisk |
| Dirigent | Herreweghe, Philippe |
| Orkester | Collegium Vocale Gent |
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Johannes-Passion BWV 245
Cantatas for Quinquagesima Sunday
BWV 22, 23, 127, 159
Sopranos: Sibylla Rubens; Dorothee Mields
Alto: Andreas Scholl; Matthew White
Tenor: Mark Padmore; Jan Kobow
Bass: Sebastian Noack, Michael Volle, Peter Kooy
The Monteverdi Choir
The English Baroque Soloists
John Eliot Gardiner
SDG is proud to release a new recording of Bach's St John Passion. Previous releases have received phenomenal press coverage and tremendous reviews for performance, sound quality and packaging.
Recorded in Königslutter in 2003, this two disc album features internationally acclaimed soloists, including Mark Padmore, Hanno Müller-Brachmann, Peter Harvey and Bernarda Fink. Packaged in the same hard back book style as our other releases, it contains a 76 pages booklet with original notes by John Eliot Gardiner with texts in German, English and French.
Considered to be an expressive and intimate oratorio, the St John Passion was conceived by Bach both as a work of art and an act of worship in itself. It has a subtle balance between narrative and contemplative, juxtaposing vivid re-enactment and dramatic scene-setting in the ariosos and arias, with stretches of exposition of its meaning in chorales.
The music is in turns evocative, stirring, exultant and profoundly moving. It forces the listener to contemplate the complexities of the Passion story. Regardless of one’s religious view, it captures the listener’s attention from beginning to end.
Cantatas for Quinquagesima Sunday
BWV 22, 23, 127, 159
Sopranos: Sibylla Rubens; Dorothee Mields
Alto: Andreas Scholl; Matthew White
Tenor: Mark Padmore; Jan Kobow
Bass: Sebastian Noack, Michael Volle, Peter Kooy
The Monteverdi Choir
The English Baroque Soloists
John Eliot Gardiner
SDG is proud to release a new recording of Bach's St John Passion. Previous releases have received phenomenal press coverage and tremendous reviews for performance, sound quality and packaging.
Recorded in Königslutter in 2003, this two disc album features internationally acclaimed soloists, including Mark Padmore, Hanno Müller-Brachmann, Peter Harvey and Bernarda Fink. Packaged in the same hard back book style as our other releases, it contains a 76 pages booklet with original notes by John Eliot Gardiner with texts in German, English and French.
Considered to be an expressive and intimate oratorio, the St John Passion was conceived by Bach both as a work of art and an act of worship in itself. It has a subtle balance between narrative and contemplative, juxtaposing vivid re-enactment and dramatic scene-setting in the ariosos and arias, with stretches of exposition of its meaning in chorales.
The music is in turns evocative, stirring, exultant and profoundly moving. It forces the listener to contemplate the complexities of the Passion story. Regardless of one’s religious view, it captures the listener’s attention from beginning to end.