Carus
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Bach, J S: Sonatas for Violin & Harpsichord Nos. 1-6, BWV1014-1019
Kay Johannsen (harpsichord), Christine Busch (violin)
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Schubert: Mass in G
Sebastian Noack (organ), Erhard Nowak (organ), Edith Lienbacher (soprano), Barbara Holzl (alto), Alexander Kaimbacher (tenor), Adrian Erod (bass), Anton Scharinger (bass)
Wiener Kammerchor, Orpheus Orchestra Wien, Johannes Prinz
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Mauersberger, R: Wie liegt die Stadt so wüst, etc.
Dresden Kreuz Choir
Dresden Philharmonic Orchestra members, Matthias Jung
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Musica Sacra Hungarica
Sacred choral music from the 20th century
Budapest Monteverdi Choir, Eva Kollar
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Schubert: Darkness or Light
Selected Schubert Lieder
Cornelius Hauptmann (bass) & Eric Schneider (piano)
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Schumann: Der Rose Pilgerfahrt, Op. 112
Anna Lucia Richter (Rose), Christoph Prégardien (narrator), Julian Prégardien (Max), Michael Dahmen (Gravedigger) & Michael Gees (piano)
Süddeutscher Kammerchor, Gerhard Jenemann
As the narrator, Christoph Prégardien (whose son Julian makes his mark in the small part of Max) finely balances simplicity and a Lieder singer's subtlety of inflection. Anna Lucia Richter exudes... —
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Handel - Alexander’s Feast & Ode for St. Cecilia’s Day
Simone Kermes, Virgil Hartinger & Konstantin Wolff
Cologne Chamber Choir & Collegium Cartusianum, Peter Neumann
Neumann's forces respond magnificently. Solo voices have a rare, natural ease. In Alexander's Feast, Simone Kermes's accompanied recitative… is breathtaking; Konstantin Wolff is thrilling... —
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Mendelssohn Church Music XII - Elias
(sung in German)
Letizia Scherrer (soprano), Renée Morloc (mezzo), Werner Gura (tenor), Michael Volle (baritone)
Kammerchor Stuttgart & Klassische Philharmonie Stuttgart, Frieder Bernius
…authenticity seems here to have given way to mere tradition, sometimes, if not always, to the detriment of what we know Mendelssohn was trying to achieve. Michael Volle sings with considerable... —
