Häkkinen / Helsinki Baroque / Estonian Chamber Choir -Adventlied / Cantata BWV 105 / + -Ondine CD Grooves.land/Playthek

Bemerkungen / Titelliste:

Ballade vom Pagen und der K?nigstochter op. 140

01. "1. Der alte K?nig zog zu Wald"

02. "2. Zwei Reiter reiten vom K?nigsschloss"

03. "3. Den Runenstein in der Sommernacht"

04. "4. Die S?le funkeln im K?nigsschloss"
Herr, gehe nicht ins Gericht BWV 105 (Kantate)

05. "Chor: Herr, gehe nicht ins Gericht"

06. "Rezitativ: Mein Gott, verwirf mich nicht"

07. "Arie: Wie zittern und wanken"

08. "Rezitativ: Wohl aber dem, der seinen Bürgen weiß"

09. "Arie: Kann ich nur Jesum mir zum Freunde machen"

10. "Choral: Nun, ich weiß, du wirst mir stillen"
Adventlied op. 71

11. "Dein K?nig kommt in niedern Hüllen"

12. "Allm?cht'ger Herrscher ohne Speere"

13. "Und wo du kommst hergezogen"

14. "O Herr von großer Huld und Treue"

15. "Noth ist es, dass du selbst hienieden"

16. "O lass dein Licht auf Erden siegen"

17. "Und l?sch' der Zwietracht Glimmen aus"

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Estonian Phil. Chamber Choir/ Hakkinen

Beschreibung:

Helsinki Baroque Orchestra and the Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir led by Aapo Hakkinen join their forces together with an impressive vocal cast in this unique release of rarely heard choral works by Robert Schumann. This recording includes the world première recording of Schumann's 17-minute Adventlied, Op. 71 for soloists, chorus and orchestra, four choral ballades based on texts by Emanuel Geibel, and Schumann's version of Bach's Cantata BWV 105. Robert Schumann wrote in 1850: "Keep in mind that there are also singers, and that the highest in musical expression is achieved through the chorus and orchestra." This illustrates well the composer's desire to write large works for this medium in an attempt to create a new genre for the concert hall. Today, they still constitute the least explored area of his output. The elevated style he was aspiring to was unheard-of outside the realm of church music. In fact, whether for the church, opera, or the concert hall, Schumann was looking for a sanctified realm, a Goethe-inspired meeting ground for art and religion. Adventlied, Op. 71, was written in November 1848 to a text from Friedrich Ruckert's Pantheon. Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir (EPCC) is one of the best-known Estonian music groups in the world. The repertoire of the choir extends from baroque to contemporary music, focusing on the work of Estonian composers. Helsinki Baroque's sound has enthralled listeners from the Cologne Philharmonie to Tokyo's Suntory Hall and the Amsterdam Concertgebouw, and at major festivals such as Bergen, Bremen, Rheingau, and Jerusalem., Runningtime: 00:00:00, Bass Vocals: Cornelius Uhle, Bass Vocals: Jonathan Sells, Booklet Editor: Joel Valkila, Chorus: Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir, Conductor: Aapo Häkkinen, Countertenor Vocals: Benno Schachtner, Cover: Johan Christian Dahl, Design: Santi Tanalgo, Edited By, Producer: Seppo Siirala, Engineer [Assistant]: Ville Kuukka, Engineer, Mastered By, Mixed By, Photography By: Enno Mäemets, Executive-Producer: Reijo Kiilunen, Orchestra: Helsinki Baroque Orchestra, Photography By: Heini Hyvärinen, Photography By: Maarit Kytöharju, Photography By: Marco Borggreve, Soprano Vocals: Carolyn Sampson, Tenor Vocals: Werner Güra, Text By: Emanuel Geibel, Text By: Friedrich Rückert, Text By: Johann Rist, Composed By: Robert Schumann, Transcription By: Robert Schumann, Composed By: Robert Schumann, Labelcode OND1312.2 (ODE 1312-2), Phonographic Copyright (p) Ondine Oy, Copyright (c) Ondine Oy

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ODE13122

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